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-One game ends, another begins. I've started planning for another campaign now, a D&D 3.5 game that will be run using roll20.net called the [[/hestmark/|Hestmark Highlands]]. It is a carry on from a previous one shot game that was run with Tabletop Forge last year, as an experiment with gaming over video chat. roll20 looks a lot more feature rich than Tabletop Forge was, so it will be interesting to give it a go.
+One game ends, another begins. I've started planning for another campaign now, a D&D 3.5 game that will be run using roll20.net called the [[../hestmark/|Hestmark Highlands]]. It is a carry on from a previous one shot game that was run with Tabletop Forge last year, as an experiment with gaming over video chat. roll20 looks a lot more feature rich than Tabletop Forge was, so it will be interesting to give it a go.
 The idea is for a simple game, which is high on hack and low on plot. I want to take a break from complex plotting for a while, so this seemed like a good compromise.
 The game is set in the //World of Greyhawk// setting, in the highlands east of the //County of Sunndi//. It is a region that is fiercely independent, where gnomes, dwarves, halflings, elves and humans all happily live side by side. There are nasty things coming up from the //Vast Swamp// in the south however, and the //Aerdy// is threatening from the north. There will probably be ample opportunity to run into the //Scarlet Brotherhood// as well.