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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheAlkaizer" data-source="post: 9741164" data-attributes="member: 7024893">I think there's kind of a logical process everyone circles around. Have a concept, a setting or something that pushes you to want to write it. Have an idea bout the length, the system, the tone, etc. Then I think maybe people might do the concrete work in different order. Identify some key moments or rooms, put some monsters in there, some loot, some puzzles. Playtest, iterate.I can't vouch for their effectiveness (haven't really pulled the juice from them yet) but I can share two resources I've saved for later recently.The author of His Majesty the Worm wrote a <a href="https://dungeons.hismajestytheworm.games/" target="_blank">full multi-step course</a> on adventure building.Joseph R. Lewis, who wrote several well known adventures in the OSR, has a YouTube series about adventure creation. I consider his adventures to be of really high quality. Here's the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW3Y9p-0r_NLA-b00wVod0mHrXUgbL4tQ" target="_blank">playlist</a>.I don't think either are revolutionary, but sometimes it's nice to have a clear order to follow.</blockquote>