Session 0 - Revision history

Discarde at 05:25, 23 May 2024

2024-05-23T05:25:59Z

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			= 1 Protip =

			* "Roll Then Roleplay" may lead to surprising results

			= 3 Reminders for the Session =

			* Party synergy is key so use Aid where possible
			* The player handbook is a powerful tool
			* Recall Knowledge is basically a cheat code

	= 5 Principles of the Gaming Table =		= 5 Principles of the Gaming Table =

Discarde at 04:49, 23 May 2024

2024-05-23T04:49:57Z

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	* I'll share a general adventure design breakdown to shed light on the power balance. Adventure arcs may diverge from these design targets.		* I'll share a general adventure design breakdown to shed light on the power balance. Adventure arcs may diverge from these design targets.
	* All feedback will be taken in earnest and considered within the broader context. I aim to improve the gaming experience and my skills as a GM and some changes might not be immediately noticeable.		* All feedback will be taken in earnest and considered within the broader context. I aim to improve the gaming experience and my skills as a GM and some changes might not be immediately noticeable.

			== Further Reading ==
			On finding a group consensus: [https://adultchildren.org/comline/aca-toolbox/what-is-a-group-conscience/ Inspiration taken from ACA]

Discarde at 04:42, 23 May 2024

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 = 7 Assurances from the Gamemaster =
-* I'll work on providing foundational tactics to boost teamwork. Players are encouraged to craft adaptable characters for flexible party strategies.
+* I'll work on coaching examples of foundational tactics to boost teamwork. Players are encouraged to craft adaptable characters to take on multiple roles in flexible party strategies.
 * Character death isn't permanent unless chosen by the player. When a character "dies" in-game, they're temporarily removed from the immediate story. The GM and player will decide together what happens next. Having backup characters can add new layers to the party dynamics.
 * Challenges will have multiple solutions within characters' capabilities. I'll avoid creating no-win situations due to the party's limitations, though I may use clear no-win scenarios to push the plot forward.
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 * I'll share a general adventure design breakdown to shed light on the power balance. Adventure arcs may diverge from these design targets.
 * All feedback will be taken in earnest and considered within the broader context. I aim to improve the gaming experience and my skills as a GM and some changes might not be immediately noticeable.

Discarde at 05:41, 16 May 2024

2024-05-16T05:41:38Z

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	* I'll work on providing foundational tactics to boost teamwork. Players are encouraged to craft adaptable characters for flexible party strategies.		* I'll work on providing foundational tactics to boost teamwork. Players are encouraged to craft adaptable characters for flexible party strategies.
	* Character death isn't permanent unless chosen by the player. When a character "dies" in-game, they're temporarily ~~out of~~ the immediate story. The GM and player will decide together what happens next. Having backup characters can add new layers to the party dynamics.		* Character death isn't permanent unless chosen by the player. When a character "dies" in-game, they're temporarily removed from the immediate story. The GM and player will decide together what happens next. Having backup characters can add new layers to the party dynamics.
	* Challenges will have multiple solutions within characters' capabilities. I'll avoid creating no-win situations due to the party's limitations, though I may use clear no-win scenarios to push the plot forward.		* Challenges will have multiple solutions within characters' capabilities. I'll avoid creating no-win situations due to the party's limitations, though I may use clear no-win scenarios to push the plot forward.
	* Expect a narrative style akin to pulp action: character-driven plots, clear paths forward, minimal complexities, and a world that embraces colorful heroes (think Discworld).		* Expect a narrative style akin to pulp action: character-driven plots, clear paths forward, minimal complexities, and a world that embraces colorful heroes (think Discworld).

Discarde at 05:41, 16 May 2024

2024-05-16T05:41:01Z

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	~~blargh~~		= 7 Assurances from the Gamemaster =

			* I'll work on providing foundational tactics to boost teamwork. Players are encouraged to craft adaptable characters for flexible party strategies.
			* Character death isn't permanent unless chosen by the player. When a character "dies" in-game, they're temporarily out of the immediate story. The GM and player will decide together what happens next. Having backup characters can add new layers to the party dynamics.
			* Challenges will have multiple solutions within characters' capabilities. I'll avoid creating no-win situations due to the party's limitations, though I may use clear no-win scenarios to push the plot forward.
			* Expect a narrative style akin to pulp action: character-driven plots, clear paths forward, minimal complexities, and a world that embraces colorful heroes (think Discworld).
			* I'll provide a simplified journal outline (NPCs, Locations, Quests), with the GM adding details as the adventure unfolds. Players manage their own notes and contributions.
			* I'll share a general adventure design breakdown to shed light on the power balance. Adventure arcs may diverge from these design targets.
			* All feedback will be taken in earnest and considered within the broader context. I aim to improve the gaming experience and my skills as a GM and some changes might not be immediately noticeable.

			= 4 Principles of the Gaming Table =

			* Collaborate to ensure everyone shines in the story and the GM will fosters teamwork to enriching the adventure.
			* Use creative approaches to challenges, understanding that some innovative ideas may stray from the mechanics and will require adjustments to maintain pacing.
			* Respect and decorum are vital for a harmonious game. In-game tensions should stay separate from real-life relationships. Conflicts should be addressed separately and the GM informed of anything affecting the game.
			* Gaming sessions will inevitably need to schedule around important life events and sessions shall be planned ahead to facilitate participation.

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