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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hawkeyefan" data-source="post: 9094891" data-attributes="member: 6785785">Yeah, [USER=59]@Citizen Mane[/USER] provided a good summary. Some games do have published scenarios. Many do not (though I imagine we can find third party examples). Blades in the Dark, for example, has some sample scores available for free on their website, but those are pretty barebones. The Spire scenarios I mentioned are called Campaign Frames, and are more of a general campaign concept… a central target/enemy/mystery for the players to deal with, and suggestions about how the city’s factions may respond to different types of actions. Most that I’ve seen are very loose, and often don’t present any kind of chapter sequence. Like “once that is done, then this happens” and so on. They just present a starting situation and some related NPCs along with motivations, and then suggestions about how they respond and behave.</blockquote>