Thanks to everyone who replied to my question around the Dawn campaign. Sorry for not replying sooner.
A number of you pointed out that the Dawn was less of a clear event than
I had thought. Somehow I had always that that before the Dawn it was
literally dark, but apparently not.
I think Peter had the first reply pointing this out:
> One important thing to notice is that the Dawn doesn't happen
> everywhere at the same time. Up to about two centuries afterwards
> some people are still wandering around thinking they are in the
> Darkness.
>
I was going to ask some more questions about what the heck this means - what did they think was going on if they didn't realize the Dawn had happened - but as Peter says:
>
> Even worse - it wanders into Sobjectivity territory.
>
At this point then I'm tempted by Mike's suggestion:
> Here's what I'd do, FWIW. Given what you're saying, I'd just start
from
> scratch. That is, don't use Glorantha, particularly (you can say it's
in
> Glorantha if you want, but no particularly good reason to do that).
Just
> make up everything you need as you need it. For example, let the
players
> define their cultures and how much they "remember" about them as they
feel
> the need to invent it. Including their religions and gods, etc. As
> narrator
> you can add things too as you see fit. Simply grow the world to fit
your
> play needs.
As a GM it seems like a bit of a wimp-out, but on that basis it's also tempting!
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