Hey /tg/! In the future, I want to run a campaign based off of

Beside just opening it Grimm's, Andersen's or Lang's what are you concerned with?

>>51989215
I'm want to have most of the monsters be something from fairy tales and so far I have a very small list of possible monsters:

Giants (from Jack and the Beanstalk)
Trolls (from 3 Billy Goats Gruff)
Ogres (from Puss in Boots)
Dragons (from The Two Brothers)

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>>51988869
I kinda want to do this, except with a more pic-related vibe. Not so much using straight fairy/folk tales, but run as one.

>>51989602
I've never watched Over the Garden Wall but if I may make a suggestion for a fairy tale campaign: think of what sort of things amazed you as a kid and try to fill it with those things that give you a childlike sense of wonder.

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>>51988869
You won't find a better database than wikipedia and just googling your folk tales of choice. Google 'polish folk tale' or 'traditional fairy tales', etc. Really, there's not a necessity for a database when it's just a few taps away.

>>51989469
fairy tales rarely feature elaborated races.
A gnome town like in Rumpelstiltskin is the most out of there thing you will find
BTW add Jinns/ifrits to your list, the arabian nights have tons of those and they're all fantastic

>>51989939
Over the Garden Wall isn't about that but it feels like that, Just two kids lost in the forest stumbling upon humble marvels