Category: How To Write A Game
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The 6 Conflict Types That Work Best for DnD Backstories
In this video, I analyse the six types of literary conflict and explain how they can be effectively applied when creating and developing Dungeons & Dragons characters. The six types of conflict are: Understanding these conflict types is crucial for constructing a well-rounded character and guiding their story arc. This awareness allows for deeper roleplaying…
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The Making Of Ravenovia | A Short Story Of Strahd’s Mother
I want to explore the complex relationship between Ravenovia, Lysaga, and Barov, and how it influenced the Strahd we all know and… dislike. Using Rosemary’s Baby as a starting point, I draw inspiration for my psychological horror novella titled Ravenovia. The first five chapters function as a short story, which I’m sharing in this video.…
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The Armoury | How I write a Dungeons & Dragons Campaign
Join me on an epic journey back to the Tudor era with a Dungeons & Dragons twist! I’ll walk you through the process of crafting an unforgettable D&D adventure. This chapter features The Quiet Armoury. Will the players uncover the hidden secrets of the Tower of London’s mysterious armoury? And, more importantly, will they manage…
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Transform Your D&D Ideas Into Bestselling Novels
Are you a Dungeons & Dragons game writer or homebrew game master aiming to turn your epic campaigns into bestselling novels? (Dream big!) In this video, I’ll walk you through the step-by-step process of transforming your D&D ideas into a novel. Yes, you read that correctly. I’ll cover character development, points of view, worldbuilding, plotting,…
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Alien Romulus: Is It The Perfect Dungeon?
Alien Romulus is the perfect Dungeons & Dragons setting for your next one-shot or campaign. When creating an Alien Romulus 5e game, think about incorporating memorable NPCs, exciting plot twists, and an immersive atmosphere. No matter your playing or GMing experience level, if you’re looking to write your first TTRPG, this exploration will motivate you…
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Tips From a Copywriter | Use Historical Lore For World Building
Want to know how to create compelling DnD lore using historical inspiration — without the stress? I offer valuable tips on incorporating history, like the reign of Henry VIII and his complicated relationship with Anne Boleyn, and of course his favourite statesman Thomas Cromwell. These insights help you craft rich narratives that will captivate your…
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Plan Your Session 0 Like a Storytelling Master in D&D
I dive into key writing tips that will change the way you approach storytelling in 5e. Whether you’re a new dungeon master or a more experienced one, you’ll find valuable insights to help you craft an engaging and cohesive campaign right from the start. Join me as I explore the essential components of a successful…
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Make Your D&D Campaigns Better: Story Circle/Plot Embryo Method
Learn how to enhance your Dungeons & Dragons storytelling using the Story Circle or Plot Embryo! I’ll guide you through the process of crafting compelling and engaging narratives for your D&D campaigns. Having utilized the Plot Embryo for novel writing, I’ve successfully applied it to my D&D games, particularly when developing immersive worlds for my…
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Royal Revelations: Level Up Your D&D Game With Tudor Lore
Here I explore the lives of Henry VIII’s six wives and how their stories can serve as the foundation for a Tudor-themed Dungeons and Dragons game. Inspired by my recent visit to the “Six Lives: The Stories of Henry VIII’s Queens” exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, I gained valuable insights, which inspired me to…
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Anakin Skywalker’s Flaws: A Lesson in DnD Character Growth
In this video, I will analyze Anakin Skywalker’s fatal flaws and explore how you can incorporate similar elements when creating Dungeons & Dragons characters. I begin by outlining Anakin’s most significant flaws, including the critical flaw that ultimately leads him to embrace the dark side. What I find particularly compelling about Anakin’s character arc, is…