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Chill, Till The Next Episode – 3WD Answers The Question Of How Long An Adventure Should Be And How To Build Episodic Adventures For Your D&D Game
2:05 A listener question regarding how to run episodic adventures that serves as a jumping off point for Matt Colville’s recent video asking the question, “How long should an adventure be?”
3:40 DM Tony’s lead-off question… what is your table hungry for?
5:25 The classic Monster of the Week theme and DM Chris’ love of The X-Files.
7:25 Episodic Adventures can easily become a railroad.
8:25 How epic, longform stories are the current zeitgeist and how that affects the adventures we create.
10:15 Whether a longform campaign or a one-shot, every adventure needs to be self-contained with a beginning, a middle, and an end.
20:05 The issue of players remembering ALL the lore and information gleaned over longform adventures.
22:45 The adventure should be as long as it needs to be to feel complete.
27:40 The level of prep needed between short and longform adventures.
30:50 Creating episodic adventures even in longform adventures, like DM Tony’s Storm Kings Thunder and Journey to Ragnarok campaigns.
40:30 Final Thoughts.
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2:05 A listener question regarding how to run episodic adventures that serves as a jumping off point for Matt Colville’s recent video asking the question, “How long should an adventure be?”
3:40 DM Tony’s lead-off question… what is your table hungry for?
5:25 The classic Monster of the Week theme and DM Chris’ love of The X-Files.
7:25 Episodic Adventures can easily become a railroad.
8:25 How epic, longform stories are the current zeitgeist and how that affects the adventures we create.
10:15 Whether a longform campaign or a one-shot, every adventure needs to be self-contained with a beginning, a middle, and an end.
20:05 The issue of players remembering ALL the lore and information gleaned over longform adventures.
22:45 The adventure should be as long as it needs to be to feel complete.
27:40 The level of prep needed between short and longform adventures.
30:50 Creating episodic adventures even in longform adventures, like DM Tony’s Storm Kings Thunder and Journey to Ragnarok campaigns.
40:30 Final Thoughts.
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