I am getting into Dungeons and Dragons and I need help writing journal entries for my Lightfoot Halfing Druid, Everfrost Evergreen.
Currently, she and 11 other druids (with wolves, mastiffs, and horses) are on a journey to Cathyr. During, the journey, one of her brother’s friend pokes her and she knocks him off his horse.
Next, I am planning a Shambling Mound to suddenly somehow appear and attack the group and they manage to get away.
I don’t know how it would suddenly appear and be escaped from.
Anyway, just to clarify: This is for a Creative Writing assignment I’m doing.
There maybe more Journalling DnD questions as school goes on
I always found it easier to write from my characters' perspectives when I have a solid mode of voice. Even if you dont do a voice in game, have a mental idea of what they sound like. Do they prefer big words or small ones? Is their speech melodic or gruff? Do they like colorful language or plain Common? What's their cadence? Do they tend to ramble? All that kind of stuff can give you as a writer a good idea of how to write for them.
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I am getting into Dungeons and Dragons and I need help writing journal entries for my Lightfoot Halfing Druid, Everfrost Evergreen.
Currently, she and 11 other druids (with wolves, mastiffs, and horses) are on a journey to Cathyr. During, the journey, one of her brother’s friend pokes her and she knocks him off his horse.
Next, I am planning a Shambling Mound to suddenly somehow appear and attack the group and they manage to get away.
I don’t know how it would suddenly appear and be escaped from.
Anyway, just to clarify: This is for a Creative Writing assignment I’m doing.
There maybe more Journalling DnD questions as school goes on
I always found it easier to write from my characters' perspectives when I have a solid mode of voice. Even if you dont do a voice in game, have a mental idea of what they sound like. Do they prefer big words or small ones? Is their speech melodic or gruff? Do they like colorful language or plain Common? What's their cadence? Do they tend to ramble? All that kind of stuff can give you as a writer a good idea of how to write for them.