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Nathan Miles. Gilford village hunter. He has described camping in this structure on the slopes of Mount Gilford to the northwest of the village on several occasions. He says he hasn't seen any entrances or any sight of any gold. The site is just a bit dryer if still drafty as a place to camp. He has never given direction to the site's location. #ttrpg
The village of Newton is located about four miles upstream and inland from port Whitby on the Isle d' Man. This small settlement of twelve families was started by lord Rockwell a member of the parliament for the Barony of D' Bec which claims control of the Isle D' Man. The local rumor is that lord Rockwell plans to establish a large estate here. Currently the settlement produces a surplus of wool and cheese that it sells at Port Whitby.
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"I didn't mean to do it." We all make mistakes from time to time. It is important not to be too quick to judge and to try to be kind and understanding. I'm sorry if the adventure I wrote got your favorite character killed.
Railroading vs Sandboxing.
Providing some context for an upcoming article revolving around DM as storyteller in Dungeons & Dragons.
Is it “Railroading?” About a month ago, I had a discussion with someone about using a more open-ended story structure when writing RPG adventures. We came to the consensus, as many have in the past, that it’s probably better to treat one shot adventures (modules) as a closed structure like a play or a novel. Now, that’s okay for published works. But what about other events? I used to run…
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Take What You Can When Writing for Your Game.
What do you do with old adventure modules just lying around? What about the massive reading list of downloaded PDF adventures? Put them to good use, even if you have to drop them in another game.
Everything is a potential sourcebook. I can’t stress this enough. Beg, borrow, steal, plunder and loot everything and anything you can from other TTRPGs and add it to the one you’re running. Inspiration is everywhere. Running D&D 5E? Every other fantasy game is your oyster. I know I’ve mentioned this before but I haven’t found the article yet. (*LOL!) I’ve taken Star Wars modules and run them…
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