The Diffused Writers Journal

Using RPG Adventures for Novelization - 3

Think of it this way: You built a few pages of type and graphic design into a RPG campaign (SF, Fantasy, Old World, New World, et al.) and you think that you might have something of value within your current schemes of RPG enlightenment, including many players, so you believe that more would provide enough change and substance with an expansion.

You're probably right about that assumption! Some other so-called RPG campaigns where SO small when you were a kid that they seem totally monotonous and dragged for hours without recourse. But it was fun nevertheless!

Today is the day, my friend. You have pages of notes written by you in your study about your RPG and the player's who participated. And what should you do with all of those hard graphics you had spent innumerable hours drawing and
coloring? Yet you never could stop building your campaign game to certain new heights. That's why you know you CAN accomplish more - and better!

Believe me. You will get better. But not if you fail by misbelief. Your mind stops you in a dead end track, where there's nothing but backing up and staring out into a vast ocean. You know better BTW. 😉