On The Shoulders Of Dwarves

We focus on published adventures, but most of what we say is also viable for homebrew games. Both customising for the players, and TO them - to fit them. Their playing style and gaming motivations. Players, explain what you enjoy (4:04) What genres do you enjoy? What are you looking for, in a game? Test yourself out, in one-shots. When creating the character, give hooks, things that the character care about. Step 0 - Choosing the right campaign/adventure (5:30) Make it easier for yourself, pick the right adventures for your party. Uri thinks of adventures as movies that he wants to act in. If you pick a movie from a genre that you don’t enjoy - you’ll probably won’t enjoy watching it. The Dresden Files. Fate. Pick an established canon to play in, or at least to compare to. The advice we gave here is also in Odyssey: The Complete Game Master’s Guide to Campaign Management, a highly recommended book. Step 1 - Ground the adventure in your world/setting (9:52) One Page Dungeon contest. Eran's winning adenture. Wh