Excellent video. Couldn’t agree more on the opening scene information - I’ve been in excruciatingly painful sessions where GMs have given no clue of direction. Honestly most of the advice in this should be given to all GMs starting in any game
I look forward to seeing the rest of the scenes broken down. Interested in what links Woosley and Dorothy. I’m already picturing a customer fainting as they see a deceased relative/neighbour. Woolsey hurries the zombie out before the customer recovers. They say they’ve seen the dead but they’re not there now! Can Players keep track of who’s left in the bank etc to point the finger of suspicion .... or do they suspect it’s dramatics to mask the robbery? I look forward to seeing how you develop it. Great work.
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Excellent video. Couldn’t agree more on the opening scene information - I’ve been in excruciatingly painful sessions where GMs have given no clue of direction. Honestly most of the advice in this should be given to all GMs starting in any game
This has been so helpful, thank you!
This is a great series on scenario design - thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks!
No problem!
I look forward to seeing the rest of the scenes broken down. Interested in what links Woosley and Dorothy. I’m already picturing a customer fainting as they see a deceased relative/neighbour. Woolsey hurries the zombie out before the customer recovers. They say they’ve seen the dead but they’re not there now! Can Players keep track of who’s left in the bank etc to point the finger of suspicion .... or do they suspect it’s dramatics to mask the robbery? I look forward to seeing how you develop it. Great work.
I'll be doing a whole Scenario Breakdown on Tuesday for Grave Robbers. I'm sure it will answer these questions. :D
Great videos. What is the name of that flowchart program, again? I heard "scaffold", but I can't seem to find a diagramming program with that name.
Sorry for the delayed reply, its Scapple.