Excellent Rifter Adventure Format Needed

[Bill]

Unsolicited advice: Mention a couple, maybe three or four, notes on side goals for your named NPCs that a GM can use as jumping off points to reuse the character at a later date. It'll eat up less than a paragraph and add a ton of value.

[Hendrik]

Unsolicited advice: Mention a couple, maybe three or four, notes on side goals for your named NPCs that a GM can use as jumping off points to reuse the character at a later date. It'll eat up less than a paragraph and add a ton of value.

That is excellent advise, Bill.

[The Dark Elf]

PFRPG Book 4 has the best layouts and adventures.

I do like various "read aloud to the players" descriptions and make each chapter/scenario noticeable so that each section is short. Therefore I can read two or three for each game session without reading a whole adventure to refresh my memory.

Try looking at the Lopanic Games adventure in the last Rifter.

[The Dark Elf]

If you are after a RIFTER adventure layout then you would be surprised how many authors forget that the format they seek is what the majority of OTHERS desire and not what they themselves like the best.

Not a critique that that's you, but I do know lot's that forget they are writing for an audience and it is they needs that want to be met (myself too at sometimes) so it's worth mentioning.

[St. Evil]

Looking forward to see what you create.

[Juce734]

Good luck with your article!