Hello everyone!
I'm currently working on preparing for a new campaign, and I've been thinking about how detailed it is to prescribe landmarks and holdings. So far I have this list:
Holding:
* description of the Holding
* Internal conflict
* the Holding's relations with other Holdings
* Description of the Ruler
* The Ruler's relations with other Rulers
* Holding Threads
* Council
* Circle
Dwellings:
* Description
* Sites
Sanctums:
* Description
* Sites
* The seer
Monuments:
* Description
* Sites
Hazards:
* Description
* Sites
Curses:
* Description
Ruins:
* Description
* Hidden Myth, not currently active in the Realm
Perhaps it would be worth adding a few more important points that I may have missed? Should I add courtiers and petitioners to the description of the holding? Should I describe the local residents in the dwellings? Perhaps a set of problems that arise in the dwellings that the knights can solve? Should I create sites for curses and ruins?
I am well aware that Bastion can be played with little to no preparation, using only the spark tables, and I have even played a few games this way, creating myths and landmarks five minutes before the game, but this time I would like to prepare as thoroughly as possible.
What do you think is missing from this list to make it as comprehensive as possible?