Make it personal without making it generic
Use the group's favorite kind of problem and hide one affectionate reference that does not expose or embarrass anyone.
Presentation
Bind the adventure with brass fasteners inside a map-fold cover and place the opening invitation on top.
Check the practical fit
- Space
- The complete adventure should fit in a thin folder and can also be shared as accessible digital files.
- Skill
- Write for the group's actual rules fluency and provide a simplified path for first-time players.
- Maintenance
- Keep editable source files and record any table changes before offering the adventure to another group.
- Accessibility
- Provide plain-text files, alt text for maps, safety tools, color-independent symbols, and multiple ways to contribute without acting.
- Sustainability
- Print only table-essential pages and design reusable locations and prompts.
- Timing
- Allow several weeks for writing, sensitivity checking, play-time estimation, and a rules review.
What to investigate
These are generic categories to research after the editorial direction fits. Christmas.how has not tested or linked a specific product.
- recycled map paper
- blank character cards
- document folder
Current commercial status: editorial only
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