Lighting on a map is obviously important because it allows the Game Master to see important physical details of the map that also relate to the story of the adventure. Think first, Who are you designing maps for? Lighting also conveys much more. It can convey important aspects of mood
Here is a short video demo to show you the easy way that you can take any RPG module that you have and you can make it much easier to run by putting information from the module into an interactive format that will make it much easier for you to
There are two basic visual modes to consider when developing what your adventure module will look like. You can develop the adventure with a vertical presentation or a horizontal presentation. Hey, that's one more choice than you have with print or PDF formats that are vertical only presentations.
This version of "Abandoned Pirate Cave" is the complete package with full download capabilities so that you may use it on any machine you wish, utilize images of maps, creatures, and raw map files for use in Dungeon Alchemist and VTT's. This is for Doorkeepers Guild
The "Abandoned Pirate Cave" is presented as an example of an interactive RPG module but with a twist. This is a new design category of RPG modules that I call a Blank Dungeon. A Blank Dungeon would exist somewhere between a plain map and a One Shot. You
In a couple of days I will post a new dungeon category design. Blank Dungeons I see Blank Dungeons as occupying a space between dungeon maps, map packs, battle maps and the like and full blown adventure modules. They could be considered akin to a one-shot adventure but not
This version of "Writhing Depths" is the complete package with full download capabilities so that you may use it on any machine you wish, utilize images of maps, creatures, NPC's, and raw map files for use in Dungeon Alchemist and VTT's. This is for
The goal of EAS is to make the lives of GM's easier when trying to run an RPG module. EAS - Emergent Adventure System - a method of building RPG adventures using interactive tools to produce a dungeon adventure that is easier for a Game Master to use as opposed
My new method of building RPG adventure modules for Game Masters that want to create and sell a better product was just soft-launched at ConGregate.com along with a playtest session. I want to thank all that helped make the playtest demo a success. ConGregate for the room to
"The Writhing Depths" is presented as an example of a dungeon module built for GM's. Free for paid members. Enjoy this free for paid members interactive RPG module and look for more to be released.
The problem with Print or PDF RPG modules. The main problem is linear (straight line processes). Linear thinking Linear story Linear writing Linear presentation All print and PDF RPG modules are forced to present their content in a logical format of a start point and an end point and the
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