4. Continue Writing - even if its on the next thing.

Speaking of the next thing, in the video I talk about writing the next thing and what it is, giving some details. So check that out.
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2. Get in art from artist I'm working with, @fluffydumplin.bsky.social is amazing and her work is amazing and I love working with her.
3. Playtest - it helps me stay motivated.
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Of course I go into a lot more detail in the video, but its less than ten minutes long. Please check it out.
1. Do YouTube. Talk about the project, share it with people, hope they engage (its certainly a WIP).
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Beautiful

That's 1250 for the hour. I'll take it.

Working on the first 32 page hexcrawl/adventure site book for my indie TTRPG "Of Hearth & the Harrowing". It will be released near the core book. Its just about done with the rough draft, needs two and a half encounters written, then its off to editing.

<Comes back to announced word count written, sees typo in original post... dies a little inside>

Ahem, a little over half an hour in: 800 words written. Want to stop, going to power through to finish the hour.

So the next time I sit down to write I will have a plan! So far today, 2 hours of writing/writing related work. Gotta balance social media and youtube creation with this stuff to keep the battery charged, etc. And now for some lunch!

Ok. Did that, but then didn't use it at all. Heh. Instead I cracked out the supplement I was working on before the core book consumed me again and got the plan straight for it, deciphering months old comments on where things were, and generally figuring out the plan for the last 4k words on that.

This was my slapchop method before only with grey and white. I love how it showed me the highlights. I know people say do a zenithal instead but I just like this method more.