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Ken Rolston dicusses plots and how to make use of them in designing adventures.
This article is contained in Different Worlds #30.
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Adventure by Design
| Article Title | Type | System | Issue |
| Adventure by Design | GM Advice | Generic | Different Worlds #23 |
| Getting Started: Ideas and Theme | GM Advice | Generic | Different Worlds #24 |
| Beating Order into Chaos: Outlining Your Ideas | GM Advice | Generic | Different Worlds #25 |
| On the Fly: Ad Lib Adventuring | GM Advice | Generic | Different Worlds #26 |
| Gamemastering Tips and Scenario Design | GM Advice | Generic | Different Worlds #27 |
| Gamemastering Tips and Scenario Design | GM Advice | Generic | Different Worlds #28 |
| Gamemastering on a Budget | GM Advice | Generic | Different Worlds #29 |
| Plotting the Adventure | GM Advice | Generic | Different Worlds #30 |
| Using Published Scenarios | GM Advice | Generic | Different Worlds #31 |
| Adapting Published Fantasy Role-Playing Materials for your Own Campaign | GM Advice | Generic | Different Worlds #32 |
| Tragedy or Melodrama | GM Advice | Generic | Different Worlds #33 |
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