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<blockquote data-quote="Lars Frehse" data-source="post: 335148" data-attributes="member: 1674">Contact, now that is an offer! I will be ready whenever you can make it!My storyhour is based closely on my campaign, and one chapter represents one session. Unfortunately, I have to shorten it quite a bit in order to keep track- if I would write down everything that occurs during a session, it would probably be three times as big, and since I am rather lazy, it is usually a short transcript of the events. The way it is now, I write about ten pages per session. (Which sometimes takes quite some time: After all, English is not my mothertongue.).Also, I am adding things in the story hour from time to time, like that extra grunt during a combat or other atmospheric elements which are sometimes rather mundane during the actual campaign. (I can not simply write: And than, the Paladin hit the Orc for eight points of damage... <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />)Sometimes I forget things while writing a storyhour, too, like the one time when the druid tried to act against Chardun's will during the Serpent Amphora. It is a rather important moment, and it tells a lot about Ben, but at the time, I forgot to mention it. But I think I will make a revised version of my story hour, in which I will add the things I forgot back when I wrote it for the first time.All in all, I estimate that my storyhour is a 75% accurate account of what goes on in my campaign.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lars Frehse, post: 335148, member: 1674"] Contact, now that is an offer! I will be ready whenever you can make it! My storyhour is based closely on my campaign, and one chapter represents one session. Unfortunately, I have to shorten it quite a bit in order to keep track- if I would write down everything that occurs during a session, it would probably be three times as big, and since I am rather lazy, it is usually a short transcript of the events. The way it is now, I write about ten pages per session. (Which sometimes takes quite some time: After all, English is not my mothertongue.). Also, I am adding things in the story hour from time to time, like that extra grunt during a combat or other atmospheric elements which are sometimes rather mundane during the actual campaign. (I can not simply write: And than, the Paladin hit the Orc for eight points of damage... :)) Sometimes I forget things while writing a storyhour, too, like the one time when the druid tried to act against Chardun's will during the Serpent Amphora. It is a rather important moment, and it tells a lot about Ben, but at the time, I forgot to mention it. But I think I will make a revised version of my story hour, in which I will add the things I forgot back when I wrote it for the first time. All in all, I estimate that my storyhour is a 75% accurate account of what goes on in my campaign. [/QUOTE]

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