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Writing TTRPG Factions: Nobody Sees the Big Picture
Reveal slices of the larger truth about your world, but keep some secrets that you can use to upend players’ assumptions.
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Boxed Text: Shimakuro Town
A rustic mountain town that is slowly being reinvented as a tourist destination
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Writing TTRPG Factions: Factions Contain Multitudes
Factions aren’t monolithic blocks, they’re collections of people–and people always have their differences.
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Boxed Text: The Kogen Road
A road leading from a bustling lakeside lowlands town into the highlands.
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Writing TTRPG Factions: Avoid Good Guys and Bad Guys
Give your players space to make their own meaning, and they will create interpretations you never could’ve imagined.
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Boxed Text: Sayben
A little farming town on the plains that is facing a drought due to nearby monster activity.
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Add a Calendar to Your TTRPG World
A simple change with a lot of versatility in a long-running campaign.
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Being a Better TTRPG Player: Read the Table
What are your responsibilities as a TTRPG player–both to other players at the table and the GM?
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Prepping TTRPG sessions for cons and gaming events
By streamlining and standardizing, you can ensure your preparation is repeatable and you pack everything you need.
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Being a Better TTRPG Player: Take People Problems Out-of-Game
Handling frustrating dynamics at the table in-game might be conflict avoidance.
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