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I really haven’t made a detailed list of everything I did in the #TTRPG sphere this year. But all in all, I think it was a productive year besides all the problems.
I published #LostInTheFantasyWorld, a #Visitation #Fantasy game I developed playing with my 5 year old kid!
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I published #LostInTheFantasyWorld, a #Visitation #Fantasy game I developed playing with my 5 year old kid!
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I made my first #SoloRPG inspired by @pangalactic #WretchedAndAlone engine, called #LostInTheDeep. It’s pretty much a homage to the last #MinesOfMoria expedition. And I have plans for a few more of these!!! 
I’ve also published a few accessories for #LostInTheFantasyWorld, such as a #ColoringBook and a few pamphlets to help Mentors create adventures and scenarios! I got to work with the amazing @devilmonkey77 for this!
A #Thread about #Writing and #Creating #TTRPG stuff!
I am kinda proud of my productivity, and although I see a lot of room for improvement, I think it could be useful to share some unpretentious tips.
Bear in mind that this is my process and thing can be different for others.
I am kinda proud of my productivity, and although I see a lot of room for improvement, I think it could be useful to share some unpretentious tips.
Bear in mind that this is my process and thing can be different for others.
1. Don’t wait for inspiration or a great idea, just write! I know time is an issue but we all have 24 hours in a day. We can find time in the crannies. Between activities. 10 minutes here, 15 there. Bit by bit we can accumulate a lot of stuff. Use what you have at reach.
I use my cellphone for most of my writing and note taking. Google docs and OneNote are free and very helpful for that. Start small. A NPC, a monster a location, and grow from there. Build on top of what you made before.
