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What do you write down when planning a session, an adventure, or a campaign? (lemmy.world)

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 weeks ago

When planning a session, I like to jot down a few key events that will need rolls that are likely to come up. In call of cthulhu or delta green this will be sanity check roll events as I want to make sure these actually happen!

But regardless of the system, for one shots I definitely plan 'beats' as it's annoying to run out of time to conclude whatever's going on.

I try to keep NPC details light so they're adaptable. The important stuff is stats and skills, the rest you can improvise