You’ve certainly put together a very intriguing campaign. I love the quests in the Adventure Log, especially “Save the Princess” (because who could ever turn down a damsel in distress adventure, especially when zombies are involved) and “Dajaani’s symbol” (because my wife played a Peloran Cleric once and I have a soft spot for Peolor).

I also agree with Arsheesh that you’ve done a great job with the wiki and that overall this is a very fine looking campaign site. Good work sir!

Hey again,

When I first started my own site, I knew absolutely zilch about web design. In fact, I’ve always been somewhat of a tehcnophobe. That said, in the last several months I’ve learned enough html to scrape by. The major innovation to my site however, was the addition of GIMP manipulated text & images. If you are not familiar with GIMP, it is basically just a scaled down version of Photoshop. If you like some of the text effects in my site, I recommend downloading the program (it’s absolutely free!) and messing around with it. You will also need to download the “Layer Styles” plug-in from the GIMP plug-in registry. With this plug-in installed, you can do quite a bit of cool stuff with regular ol’ fonts. For an example, check out the home page and Introduction page of my other site, Age of Legends (http://www.obsidianportal.com/campaigns/age-of-legends).

Another recommendation would be to check out ChainsawXIV’s help and tips sticky (http://forums.obsidianportal.com/comments.php?DiscussionID=1114&page=1#Item_19). There is tons of useful info on how to format your OP site using both html and textile. This said, even without these formatting tips, I think your site is quite good. I like the simplicity of the layout. It is simple and user friendly, not cluttered like allot of other sites I’ve seen.

Cheers,

-Arsheesh

I like this site’s home page. It comes right out and says exactly what it is. Looking forward to seeing some bios an background on players, too.