Been thinking a lot about my RPG writing recently.<\/p>\n
Obviously, for the past year or two (and, unless things go wrong, for the foreseeable future *knock on wood*) my focus has been on fiction. I haven’t abandoned RPG writing, and I’d still happily delve into any project that really excited me, but it’s not my priority<\/em> as it once was.<\/p>\n In particular, I was thinking about adventures (or "modules," as we old fogies knew ’em). It’s funny, adventures are, in many ways, the meat of RPG writing, but I never found them as enjoyable as some other kinds of work. I’m not saying I hated working on them, but I prefer (for instance) campaign setting work and monster design.<\/p>\n That said, I’m pretty happy with most of the adventure work I did. (And a good thing, too, since my first three or four D20 projects were adventures of one sort of another.) And I realized, recently, that perhaps my favorite adventure I ever worked on is, oddly enough, one of the ones that I think got the least publicity.<\/p>\n