So I just started to write the story of my players, in form of a novel. As the campaign is played in Golarion, I'm thinking of changing the towns and places names for a possible future publication.
>It's a good idea? It's feasible and interestingfor a possible reader?
>have you had experience writting before?
>Any writting tips?
Campaing-based novel writing
Jayden Wood
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Mason Miller
>It's a good idea? It's feasible and interestingfor a possible reader?
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Austin Wright
Wasn't Record of Lodoss war basically some guy's DnD sessions?
As for renaming places and characters for publication, you wouldn't be the first one. 50 Shades of Grey started off as a Twilight fanfiction.
Thomas Perry
It won't make your default writing abilities any better but it definitely does a lot of the work for you.
If you are having fun with your games then go for it.
Christian Morris
Interestingly I'm beginning a campaign based on a book I'm writing so I'm interested in what people think about this kind of thing. Intending to run it as a kind of prequel.
Gabriel Bailey
I didn't knew about that book, thanks!
Kevin Roberts
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that's interesting. is that a thing in occidental culture? or is only a japanese thing? never read about it before.
Jace Perry
FPBP.
But yes OP, it's an entire genre all its own... in Japan.
Charles Morris
a couple games i playedin the lotr universe were a kind of precuel of the movies, and then we went full fellowship of the ring mode. shit was fun
Jack Clark
The Malazan Book of the Fallen started out as some guys homebrew GURPS campaign, and it was fantastic.