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Narrative/Novel D&D...ND&D. Imagine if the game played just like the D&D novels?
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<blockquote data-quote="Travis Henry" data-source="post: 7621785" data-attributes="member: 6985696"><p>Your question could be asked in regard to all the D&D modules which have ever been based on novels (DL series, Azure Bonds, etc) or vice versa (Keep on the Borderlands novel). Why buy the novel if we've already played it? Or why buy the adventure if we've already read the novel? The only difference with Customizable Novels is that the customer is personalizing the novel (whether they played the module beforehand or afterward, or whether they don't even intend to play the tie-in module).</p><p></p><p>Like I said, the ND&D game is not connected with the Customized Novel concept. At its simplest, the D&D Customized Novel would be more of a keepsake...a piece of D&D memorabilia: "Here's my customized version of Crystal Shard with my pet cat's name in place of Drizzt's!" haha) But as the Customized Novel platform became more advanced and customizable, it could be used to more exactly model how each customer's party played through the story.</p><p></p><p>ND&D (and 5E) modules which are based on those novels could serve as a product tie-in though. "Play the module, and then customize the novel and print off a copy for each of your players!"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Travis Henry, post: 7621785, member: 6985696"] Your question could be asked in regard to all the D&D modules which have ever been based on novels (DL series, Azure Bonds, etc) or vice versa (Keep on the Borderlands novel). Why buy the novel if we've already played it? Or why buy the adventure if we've already read the novel? The only difference with Customizable Novels is that the customer is personalizing the novel (whether they played the module beforehand or afterward, or whether they don't even intend to play the tie-in module). Like I said, the ND&D game is not connected with the Customized Novel concept. At its simplest, the D&D Customized Novel would be more of a keepsake...a piece of D&D memorabilia: "Here's my customized version of Crystal Shard with my pet cat's name in place of Drizzt's!" haha) But as the Customized Novel platform became more advanced and customizable, it could be used to more exactly model how each customer's party played through the story. ND&D (and 5E) modules which are based on those novels could serve as a product tie-in though. "Play the module, and then customize the novel and print off a copy for each of your players!" [/QUOTE]
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