Comments on: Five Things I Learned Writing a Competition Winning Adventure http://6d6fireball.com/rpg/five-things-i-learned-writing-a-competition-winning-adventure/ The Indepentdent Home of D&D Thu, 11 Mar 2010 10:22:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Chris http://6d6fireball.com/rpg/five-things-i-learned-writing-a-competition-winning-adventure/comment-page-1/#comment-9353 Chris Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:56:59 +0000 http://6d6fireball.com/rpg/five-things-i-learned-writing-a-competition-winning-adventure/#comment-9353 @ZedZed77 You are absolutely right and even more ironically, that was my error in editing / typesetting and not Joshua's error. Error now corrected. Chris @ZedZed77

You are absolutely right and even more ironically, that was my error in editing / typesetting and not Joshua’s error.

Error now corrected.

Chris

]]> By: ZedZed77 http://6d6fireball.com/rpg/five-things-i-learned-writing-a-competition-winning-adventure/comment-page-1/#comment-9348 ZedZed77 Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:04:24 +0000 http://6d6fireball.com/rpg/five-things-i-learned-writing-a-competition-winning-adventure/#comment-9348 Ironically, the apostrophe in "Editor's" is a typo. Ironically, the apostrophe in “Editor’s” is a typo.

]]> By: vbwyrde http://6d6fireball.com/rpg/five-things-i-learned-writing-a-competition-winning-adventure/comment-page-1/#comment-9013 vbwyrde Tue, 03 Nov 2009 15:34:42 +0000 http://6d6fireball.com/rpg/five-things-i-learned-writing-a-competition-winning-adventure/#comment-9013 Thanks for the post and the advice. I'm working on some software that helps me to keep track of story elements for my game with the goal of being able to use it to print out "Adventure Modules", and I'm thinking I'd like to include a link to your post in my links section. The thing that comes to mind for me when reading this is the realization that I'm glad I didn't upgrade to later versions of D&D, but instead stayed with my own homebrew version based on OD&D, and then in 2006 I came out with an even more streamlined mini-system. So for me, with the software, it takes about 5 minutes to come up with a wandering monster group, which includes stats, combat matrixes, a combat melee tracker (very handy) and printed character sheets. And that's if I'm niddling with the generated characters. It's a big time saver. Time which instead I devote to the story aspect. .-= vbwyrde´s last blog ..<a href="http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRPGSW/message/3425" rel="nofollow">Re: Kobolde of the Deep Mines</a> =-. Thanks for the post and the advice. I’m working on some software that helps me to keep track of story elements for my game with the goal of being able to use it to print out “Adventure Modules”, and I’m thinking I’d like to include a link to your post in my links section.

The thing that comes to mind for me when reading this is the realization that I’m glad I didn’t upgrade to later versions of D&D, but instead stayed with my own homebrew version based on OD&D, and then in 2006 I came out with an even more streamlined mini-system. So for me, with the software, it takes about 5 minutes to come up with a wandering monster group, which includes stats, combat matrixes, a combat melee tracker (very handy) and printed character sheets. And that’s if I’m niddling with the generated characters. It’s a big time saver. Time which instead I devote to the story aspect.
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