Third-Party Book Club: How To Write Adventure Modules That Don't Suck

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Hello, Adventurers!

jason portizo

41 episodes

2 months ago

"Hello, Adventurers" is a round table-style discussion show about Dungeons and Dragons and other TTRPGs from the creators of Curmudgeons and Dragons. Hosted by Jason Portizo, Jim Crocker, and Joe McCall. Episodes release every Monday and Friday

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Third-Party Book Club: How To Write Adventure Modules That Don't Suck

Hello, Adventurers!

25 minutes

1 year ago

Third-Party Book Club: How To Write Adventure Modules That Don't Suck

The DMs discuss the importance and practicality of third-party resources for game masters looking to enrich their role-playing experiences. They spotlight 'How to Write Adventure Modules That Don’t Suck' by Goodman Games, a collection of essays from 25 authors offering actionable advice on crafting compelling D&D adventures. While examining its applicability across different RPG systems, the hosts analyze its significance among essential GM tools, particularly for seasoned GMs aiming to refine their game design skills beyond standard modules and official D&D materials. The episode also touches on broader third-party publishing trends, highlights notable publishers like Kobold Press, and provides thoughtful insights on maintaining a balance between creativity and user-friendly adventure design.

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