EPISODE · Jan 30, 2020 · 1H 20M
Considering Adventure Design
from Dungeon Musings · host Dungeon Musings
In this episode, I discuss the topic of adventure design and how it relates to choice of game. I also give an example of adventure design, using the upcoming October Faction one-shot I will be running as an example. Warning: SPOILERS for October Faction (the series) and my one shot are in segments 3 and 4, so skip those if you want to avoid spoilers.
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