There’s an old Diana Wynne Jones book called “the Homeward Bounders” which I always thought was perfect for running in Everway (arguably one of the other early multiverse like games).
you are spot on re exploration when Matt ran his much more hard SF D-hopping campaign the joy was making characters from different dimensions and exploring them But that was where each dimension had the discipline of being alternate history rather than bingy bongy pingy pongy which appealed to our harder SF, historian snobbery
There’s an old Diana Wynne Jones book called “the Homeward Bounders” which I always thought was perfect for running in Everway (arguably one of the other early multiverse like games).
you are spot on re exploration when Matt ran his much more hard SF D-hopping campaign the joy was making characters from different dimensions and exploring them But that was where each dimension had the discipline of being alternate history rather than bingy bongy pingy pongy which appealed to our harder SF, historian snobbery