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Another one is to have things like beliefs/bonds/goals/etc. which can be used by the GM to put the PCs in a situation. Something like...

I finished Justin Alexander's book, and my son has mostly finished it. It's more "How to structure a campaign" than "How to DM" in my...

Image created from an idea by my five year old son. Presenting Bobasaur...

Honestly, I'd have dropped Beast Feast as a campaign frame if there isn't buy in on the food concept. I get it, it's why I wouldn't...

Fair enough. I just think that D&D is played by a table of people, and not a linear computer that can't deviate from said word. But your...

It's strange to me. It is like your view of this adventure is so narrow, that you can't imagine someone else playing it differently than...

Sure it does. The improv DM only "fixes" the stuff that actually comes up when the party engages with it, while the other DM "fixes"...

For me, if I am writing something, I try to always add an NPC section. There I list all the NPCs that are integral for the adventure...

The constraint of how much time the DM can spend on it feels like it definitely changes the amount of work for me when I do it. If I am...

How much work KotB needs to be done by the DM to "make it work" depends entirely on the kinds of information a particular DM thinks they...

The other thing I would like to point out is the obvious that many people are overlooking. The adventure is meant for levels 1-3. Of...

I guess neither of you read my comment to the end. Ugh. Oh well. I guess the next time the railroading conversation comes up, or the DM...

Here are some related snippets for those who haven't seen the B2 module before. It notes to the DM that several big parts of it were...

It's wild to me that someone can say with a straight face that there's nothing to do in KotB except go to the caves and murder everyone...