How to Write Adventure Modules That Don't Suck (revised)

How to Write Adventure Modules That Don't Suck (revised)What you hold in your hands is a very unique product. This is the codification of some of the best ideas of the worlds finest role playing game designers in what they think is important in putting together an encounter. Not only are their articles a must read for the new game designer; the example encounters they present offer the best in cutting edge game design. This is the primer that every game designer needs to have on his bookshelf.

In Pawns: The Opening Move

chanting cultists

*Where it is and what's inside

serve us and we might give you a taste of our secrets

folding its dragon-like wings out of the way and carefully keeping the tip of its envenomed scorpion-tail from scratching its master

so the DM can follow the dungeon rotation as the players explore

Perfect Harmony

Time of the Dragon includes two information-packed books totaling 160 pages

missions and adventure ideas galore

In the Gloom card game

a nearly destroyed fertility cult with much darker origins

They must meet and master every foe imaginable