Start THINKING About Your Setting's Random Encounters!
In this tutorial for TTRPG game masters, we're going to take our fantasy worldbuilding to the next level. While I've built this world -- Andermonde, throughout this series -- on the basics of D&D 5e, the principles of making your encounters feel fresh, natural, and story-driven is actually pretty easy. You just need to apply some basic steps. CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Start 03:16 - Step 1: The Prompt Engine 08:26 - Step 2: Choose Antagonists 09:39 - Step 3: Antagonists x Prompts 13:34 - Step 4: The Sandbox 15:33 - Step 5: Add it to the Map LINKS: WEBSITE: https://www.redquills.com.au/ PATREON: / redquills DISCORD: / discord BECOME A YT MEMBER: / @redquills
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