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The Keep on the Gaming Lands

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The Keep on the Gaming Lands skip to main | skip to sidebar The Keep on the Gaming Lands Monday, January 6, 2014 Prepping for Success Last week, I wrote about working with success. By leaning into the players' success, you make your campaign more engaging and exciting. When you put your game on rails, you undermine the players' choices and shut down some of the chaos and unpredictability that make RPGs fun. When it comes to handling sudden, unexpected successes, prep is one of your best tools. By putting some thought into how your game might play out ahead of time, you're ready to respond when the players do something crazy, exciting, and plot destroying. To start with, always keep in mind how much damage the players might do to your plans. When creating important NPCs, always consider what might happen if that NPC is killed or otherwise rendered impotent. For NPCs that wield power, remember that nature abhors a vacuum. If a the high priest of Asmodeus meets a sudde...

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