Peter Rudin-Burgess

I cannot decide if character, and campaign, creation is part of Kenny Norris’s game play or not. I think it probably is. I also kind of expect that he creates far more campaign outlines and characters than he ever played. This is prep-love. A great many GMs get a huge amount of enjoyment from prepping … Read more

It is always easier to sell more things to existing customers than it is to find new customers. There are several ways to encourage customers to buy more stuff. The three most widely used on DTRPG are: Bundles Footers Emails Bundles encourage cross-sales by giving a discount for buying the complete bundle. DTRPG is smart … Read more

After last time and that massive front-loading of campaign design, I am much more on the same page with this. This is what I would call Character Centric play. Create an interesting character, put them in an interesting situation, and then play to see what happens. The only thing I would probably suggest is moving … Read more

I think this will be the last update on this. I think the approach can be summarised as focusing your efforts in a small space to maximize the effect. It is also the idea of even the greatest oak can be felled with enough blows of even the smallest axe. This graph of sales starts … Read more

This is a very good article, and has a lot of valuable advice and suggestions in it. Kenny Norris is definitely campaign focused and pours a huge amount of time and effort into hi campaign set ups. I think this is the major point of difference between us. I don’t value campaigns at all. It … Read more