Rpg - writing good scenarios

Writing Good Scenarios Writing RPGA adventures, or in fact any roleplaying adventures, is not always an easy thing to do. It may look simple, but the difficulties come in the execution. This document will try to help you through the difficult parts, and... More

Writing Good Scenarios Writing RPGA adventures, or in fact any roleplaying adventures, is not always an easy thing to do. It may look simple, but the difficulties come in the execution. This document will try to help you through the difficult parts, and give you some tips on things to do and things not to do. First, some terms. A “scenario” is the text manuscript that you want to write, which has been called “module” and “tournament” in the past. An “adventure” is the play experience that the players and game master have using your scenario. “Tournament” is a particular game experience in which adventures are played and some kind of scoring takes place and winners are declared. “Story” in the context of RPGA writing refers to the plot of your scenario, not the whole thing. For example, if in your adventure your villain is besieging castles and the player characters have to stop him, the story covers the history of the villain and how he and the player characters got to the star Less