Sudo Nemesis
@sudonemesis.bsky.social
I’m a long time DM and Planescape enjoyer remixing the Turn Of Fortune’s Wheel adventure over at spinofthewheel.com.
I make a case to rework the backstory of the adventure to fit these goals in the remix intro: https://buff.ly/3PnlBBP. The basic pitch is to start with the big threat, expand it, and figure out a way for the characters to fit into it before they ever start session one.
Introduction: Revolutionizing Fortune's Wheel
"The Turn of Fortune’s Wheel" promises a multiverse-spanning mystery and can be improved by focusing on the multiversal glitch throughout the adventure, integrating the Outlands more closely with the…
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December 18, 2024 at 8:47 PM
I make a case to rework the backstory of the adventure to fit these goals in the remix intro: https://buff.ly/3PnlBBP. The basic pitch is to start with the big threat, expand it, and figure out a way for the characters to fit into it before they ever start session one.
Rather than put it in the dead book, here's my goals for the remix:
– Make the characters’ self-discovery an integral part of the adventure.
– Tie every piece of the adventure together into a cohesive story.
– Up the stakes of the threat so that it affects the multiverse.
Simple, right? 🤷
– Make the characters’ self-discovery an integral part of the adventure.
– Tie every piece of the adventure together into a cohesive story.
– Up the stakes of the threat so that it affects the multiverse.
Simple, right? 🤷
December 18, 2024 at 8:47 PM
Rather than put it in the dead book, here's my goals for the remix:
– Make the characters’ self-discovery an integral part of the adventure.
– Tie every piece of the adventure together into a cohesive story.
– Up the stakes of the threat so that it affects the multiverse.
Simple, right? 🤷
– Make the characters’ self-discovery an integral part of the adventure.
– Tie every piece of the adventure together into a cohesive story.
– Up the stakes of the threat so that it affects the multiverse.
Simple, right? 🤷
Here's the knocks on the adventure:
– The core mystery isn't tied back to the characters until the very end.
– You don’t get to experience much of Sigil or the planes beyond.
– Nothing in the Outlands builds on the mystery, even though it has major character impact.
Yet the premise is so good!
– The core mystery isn't tied back to the characters until the very end.
– You don’t get to experience much of Sigil or the planes beyond.
– Nothing in the Outlands builds on the mystery, even though it has major character impact.
Yet the premise is so good!
December 18, 2024 at 8:47 PM
Here's the knocks on the adventure:
– The core mystery isn't tied back to the characters until the very end.
– You don’t get to experience much of Sigil or the planes beyond.
– Nothing in the Outlands builds on the mystery, even though it has major character impact.
Yet the premise is so good!
– The core mystery isn't tied back to the characters until the very end.
– You don’t get to experience much of Sigil or the planes beyond.
– Nothing in the Outlands builds on the mystery, even though it has major character impact.
Yet the premise is so good!