I am a player in a Blood Lords game so avoiding spoilers.
My character has a custom background:
LICH BRED
Prerequisite: You must be of Human Heritage to take this background
You are the descendent of humans who embraced the path of the lich. But in their immortal lives, they were not idle in the affairs of the mortal kin. Working with others, they have spent centuries arranging marriages and subsequent offspring, the most promising of which are groomed for future lichhood themselves. Most of these fail and end up lessor undead, but the best join the ranks of the most elite in Geb. Now, you are on the pathway to this destiny – if you can survive.
Choose two ability boosts. One must be to Intelligence or Charisma, and one is a free ability boost.
You’re trained in the Society skill and your choice of the Genealogy Lore or Lich Lore skill. You gain the Courtly Graces skill feat.
My plan is for him to become a Lich at level 12 with the Dedication. However, part of his duty is to reproduce. So he needs some time to fine the right stock and breed.
So my question is this: Is there a good place for the Gamemaster to have a temporal gap of say, 9 months, between Books 2 and 3? Books 1 and 2 really had a strong urgency together. I am looking to find a time in the story to ask the GM to let some time pass in a pause.
Thanks in Advance
Bryan
Just bumping this
Yes a time gap is entirely feasible if your GM allows it. Even a year. It won't break the story.
Thanks you