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White space is useful for all sorts of things, not least among those as a way to reduce strain in parsing massive blocks of dense text...

Beginner GMs need some safety net, so adventures designed specifically to scafford new GMs will have features and details that other...

To be fair, I think the school of thought that at least some parts of RPG books are manual rather than fiction is pretty accurate. IDK...

So, disposable rather than collectable?

Yeah, I think 'easy to run' has a ton of overlap with 'I don't have to flip about looking for things'. Hyperlinks can help, for sure...

Hard, hard no. If I'm paying for a printed module I don't expect to then have to pay again to print or photocopy it, thank you very...

According to allegations, doing so would turn RPGs into "Choose Your Own Adventure".

Allegations can kiss my lilly white buttocks. :)

This is a flaw in a lot of modules - they don't deal with any of the obvious "what if"s. The classic example of this: pretty much any...

Another feature that would have been obvious if I'd chosen a dungeon location is that every room also has all the exits listed at the...

I think it helps the flow. You don't need those parts to introduce and describe the room as an at-the-table event, so why clutter the...

Yeah I REALLY like this. I love the stat blocs for NPCs and magic items in the margins, instead of in the middle of the text.

White space is key. Not just for the reasons you mention but also to help frame what is on the page and to help prevent strain and...

I like these a lot. One little note, just because it bugged me: "They will wake and attack if touched" should read "They will all wake...

I spend a lot of time on layout to try and make my adventures as easy to run as possible. One thing that I think is helpful there is to...