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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ReshiIRE" data-source="post: 9774261" data-attributes="member: 7031231">I'm still surprised you're able to do it that quickly.Like, don't get me wrong. Return of the Lazy Dungeon Master has made me a MUCH better GM, along with taking player feedback into account. I've modified your methods as you gave them and I found them a powerful, great tool.But I find I still need a good amount of time - though not as much as I used to, in many scenarios - to plan things out properly, so I can ad-lib and keep track of my notes during the game. Especially for descriptions of areas - that still alludes me - making sure encounters are interesting (Pathfinder 2e being a system where you have to think about levels and how they fit with your party changes up that section), and finding cool equipment and items to give out.Still - those eight steps are pretty powerful. The loose intro, scenes and secrets and clues together really reformed how I used to run sessions and lay out my notes; with my own further modifications, I've really got a much better grasp on how to fit NPCs and locations into it all.</blockquote>