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<blockquote data-quote="Ry" data-source="post: 3680796" data-attributes="member: 8314">Try it out on adventure modules - take a situation like a dungeon room that's a fight, and look for a PTRR.&nbsp; For example, the slope of the room could be the resource, the enemy's loot is the reward, the monster's the threat, the proximity to the killer ant hive is the problem.&nbsp; When you see a gap, consider filling it.Edit: I had a fight at the docks in my campaign; it was going to be a gang attacking the tariff office just before an enemy ship was going to dock and unload the vanguard of a city coup.&nbsp; I cracked open Tars theory and added problems:- Fire at the tarriff office could spread to other buildings- a local magistrate trying to tell everybody things were normal and to go back into their homesthreats:- the magistrate brought his own guards, swords in hand, to deal with dockworkers or residents who resisted the coupresources: - dock workers, - lots of crates and rope on the docks, - a crane, - a friendly merchant ship with a big cannonrewards: - the Prince of the city will award them medals if they succeed, and it greatly raises their prestige around the docks.&nbsp; Every dockworker will know their names.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ry, post: 3680796, member: 8314"] Try it out on adventure modules - take a situation like a dungeon room that's a fight, and look for a PTRR. For example, the slope of the room could be the resource, the enemy's loot is the reward, the monster's the threat, the proximity to the killer ant hive is the problem. When you see a gap, consider filling it. Edit: I had a fight at the docks in my campaign; it was going to be a gang attacking the tariff office just before an enemy ship was going to dock and unload the vanguard of a city coup. I cracked open Tars theory and added problems: - Fire at the tarriff office could spread to other buildings - a local magistrate trying to tell everybody things were normal and to go back into their homes threats: - the magistrate brought his own guards, swords in hand, to deal with dockworkers or residents who resisted the coup resources: - dock workers, - lots of crates and rope on the docks, - a crane, - a friendly merchant ship with a big cannon rewards: - the Prince of the city will award them medals if they succeed, and it greatly raises their prestige around the docks. Every dockworker will know their names. [/QUOTE]

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