This flowchart can fix your episodic campaign

Thinking about managing the dismount makes running an episodic campaign far easier.
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[@1Lee]

Hey thanks for making this and thanks for the shoutout

[@benjones1452]

Love this approach would like to see more of your spreadsheets. I think this is a really interesting way to approach. It also identifies critical moments for interesting social role-play to solve the most intractable problems, there’s always a way 😊

[@LuizCesarFariaLC]

I've been GMing short adventures at school and for my kids for 5 years now. I put this fast forward descriptions on the middle of the adventure e just roll the final battle. Fighting some random skeletons is boring compared to fighting their lich or necromancer boss, so I won't skip the most fun part of the adventure

[@matthewtopping]

In my episodic campaign we mostly follow your flow chart but with one exception:

[@beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees]

The non-gameplay wrap kind of reminds me of a video I saw once about how a puzzle game goes from fun to frustrating in the time between seeing a solution you know will work and actually implementing that solution is very long, or if it's tedious to accomplish. It's a good idea!