To be clear this very much follows the typical idea of what a West March campaign embodies. The sessions certainly vary, though they will generally follow a trend of a series of sessions at regular days. The Pool of players changes, but there are certainly regular players throughout the stories. There is technically a regular plot, but the goal is more along the lines of unrelated short stories that fills out Dawurld in an organic way.

Not that serious campaigns aren't fun, but this setting intends to build larger-than-life heroes and fantastical tales. Dawurld is built on mad-libbed concepts and absurd world seeds, so it goes without saying that the people and stories in it are also going to be just as off the wall. With each new story we add another grandiose tale of heroes (or maybe one day villains) living their lives in the great world of Dawurld.

We are always looking for new ways to incorporate and test new tools. To improve immersion, assist Dungeon Masters in pregame planning, integration between, or general quality of life tools for campaigns. Some of our favorites include D&D Beyond, Ex-Novo, and roll20. As we fine new tools we'll test and incorporate these tools into Dawurld for regular use.

The world is mad-libbed, but it is also a collaborative effort as the players and the Dungeon Masters. This gives everyone a sense of ownership to Dawurld and a better understanding of what is going on there. The result is a more lived in world, with characters that feel more a part of the world.