Writing a D&D campaign. Story ideas and city names appreciated.

[CaptainRocktree]

Interesting! Hope it goes well!

I can't offer you much advice seeing as I don't even know what D&D is 

Lookin' great though!

Same here! (Isnt it some sort of Rpg game )!

[Rusvul]

Imagine a generic RPG in a generic RPG setting, right? Then imagine why that game exists, what the first thing in that genre was. That's what D&D is. Elves, dwarves, humans, halflings, et cetera... First edition was quite literally LOTR tabletop, but it's become more of its own game since then. And then everything else copied it.

[Tam and Martin]

Ah. I I am starting to picture it now. I still don't have any ideas yet though.....

[Norham Waterpaw]

So, what threat is this place under? Cause, I mean, without a problem, there'd be nothing to solve. 

[Rusvul]

There is no great injustice upon the world, no massive overarching and blatantly obvious adventure hook. Lots of little problems to solve or worsen, as the party sees fit- D&D characters are just as likely to be anti-heroes as good guys. There will of course be evil orders and kingdoms and such, but there is no main quest, at least not at the beginning. Story arcs seem to work quite well for D&D campaigns.