#ttrpg modules

[agentnoun]

I tell ya what, Mothership really did single-handedly turn me into a Modules Guy.

I'd written them off entirely for well over a decade of GMing because the first couple D&D and Pathfinder modules I read and tried to run sucked, and then I go and run two Mothership one-shots and now I'm a Modules Guy. Now when I find a new system and it's not one of those "the system itself generates the adventure" deals like Mythic Bastionland I'm immediately hunting for modules that get me excited. (And the fact that Mythic Bastionland includes multiple modules' worth of content and a system to make use of all of it through play with almost no prep is one of the coolest things about it.)

I guess if Mothership hadn't gotten there first, Delta Green woulda probably done it too

[oddityroadshow]

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[theenpcbracket]

This may have been asked before but I can't find it; Can we submit 'canon' npcs from the actual books that we have taken into our settings and made our own? Or do they have to be entirely original? Thanks!

It's an important question! I think that what you're asking was answered here, but I'll clarify a bit from it just to confirm that it's what you're looking for. If you feel that the NPC has transformed well beyond their original design, go for it! What I'd ask is that you be sure to specify and highlight the parts of their original design you've changed and built beyond so that it's clear how they've become your NPC specifically (as opposed to the experiences of others who may have played the same module). I'd also ask that you be sure to include the information about the original source/creator so that I can be sure to credit everyone properly.

Please let me know if you need more information or clarification! Definitely an important question, so thank you for asking!

[theenpcbracket]

So is this for OCs only, or is this also for that minor NPC in a published adventure who broke WAY past their original design for your group?

Great question! I think that if you feel they’ve become unique enough from the originally published template, go for it! I’d just ask that you be sure to mention the original module somewhere and how they’ve changed so that I can make sure credit goes to the appropriate places.