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Tuesday, November 08, 2005

Episode 6: Special Edition - Adventure Creation 101



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Today, we're doing a special show for beginning GMs: adventure creation. Few games tell you how to write a good adventure that will draw in your players and make a story worth remembering. Well, all you need to get started now is this episode, complete with a sample adventure outline.

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Adventure Creation is not that difficult, as you'll see, but it's not that easy, either. But any way you slice it, it'll be fun.

posted by Mike Conway @ 11:21 PM   1 comments

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At 8:58 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sorry for the late comment, but I thought I'd mention that I really enjoyed this segment. There really isn't a lot of info out there that I've seen talking about how to create adventures from scratch - even the storyteller stuff tends to leave the GM hanging a bit. This defianantly added a bit of clarity to a muddy area of my brain :^)

 

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