One-page adventure writing

Josh Romig has written a one-pager with tips for writing one-page adventures.

It is self-explanatory, and a great resource when it comes to condensing your adventure idea down to a single page. Such as replacing explanations with vivid description, using intuitive design and simplicity, and focusing on a single theme and fulcrum of the adventure (GMs and players are creative and can fill the “missing bits”).

He also suggests other resources to look at for inspiration.

It’s a great resource that I see little point in explaining further – I wouldn’t do it justice with more words.

Download it above or in the Resources section (where there is other stuff too!).

Published by GMLovlie

I'm a sociolegal expert, researching how knowledge is utilised by state organisations and institutions when they make decisions about citizens, and a lifelong TTRPG GM and aficionado.

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