2016 · Sourcebook (rules/options to enhance play)
How to Write Adventure Modules that Don't Suck
This collection of essays examines the craft of writing tabletop roleplaying adventures. Experienced adventure writers share practical advice on creating engaging scenarios, improving home games, and preparing quality submissions for publication. The guidance focuses on adventure design, while emphasizing that a successful adventure is ultimately one that players enjoy and remember.
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