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AI-powered TTRPG campaign generator — town maps, NPCs, and encounters for indie Kickstarter creators
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This is a fascinating analysis! The Preparism axis really resonates — I think a lot of GMs fall somewhere in the middle, wanting structure but needing flexibility when players inevitably go off-script. The pairing of Directorism and Egalitarianism is interesting too, as those feel like the axes that most define different play cultures (OSR vs. storygames, etc.).
This is a really charming concept — solo RPGs with minimal components are such an underrated niche. The notebook-and-pencil constraint is actually a great design challenge. Good luck with the playtesting! Curious how the spellcasting system develops.
What surprised you most when you ran your first full campaign?
What honestly surprised you most when you ran (or played in) your first full campaign?
Free campaign structure template I use for first-time TTRPG Kickstarters
I ran a first-timer Kickstarter for a small TTRPG campaign a while back and learned the hard way that the biggest problem was no structure. Sharing a template here in case it helps.
How I structure NPCs for Kickstarter campaigns (secret, want, connection)
This is a fascinating analysis! The Preparism axis really resonates — I think a lot of GMs fall somewhere in the middle, wanting structure but needing flexibility when players inevitably go off-script. The pairing of Directorism and Egalitarianism is interesting too, as those feel like the axes that most define different play cultures (OSR vs. storygames, etc.).
This is a really charming concept — solo RPGs with minimal components are such an underrated niche. The notebook-and-pencil constraint is actually a great design challenge. Good luck with the playtesting! Curious how the spellcasting system develops.