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The greatest brainstorming document of all time.
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(09-10-2026, 05:12 AM)sam_the_bold Wrote: Increasingly I find myself feeling that I am a very... uncreative GM?
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It's really cool to see how players running into the world can change that world, and it makes me think and feel lots of ways.

Yeah, I'm pretty similar but I see it very much as "my role is to be the situation so the players can drive the action".

(09-10-2026, 05:42 AM)AmICoolYet? Wrote: If I'm not writing something, I don't want to do a bunch of work beforehand to make it runnable. But again, I can't deny how much reading Mythic Bastionland excites me, and makes me want to write.

Yeah, as much as I've defended MB I have a hard time imagining myself running it. I think it does a good job of making the campaign prep easy and supported, but for all the reasons stated above it's still a little much for my schedule. I think if I read it a decade or two ago it would have been great, though.
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RE: The greatest brainstorming document of all time. - by misha - 09-10-2026, 01:55 PM

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