Before jumping into the action, here is a brief rundown of how the sessions and campaigns are laid out. While these are intended to give you everything you need to run a session, referees are encouraged to add their own flair. Remember, style over substance chombattas.  

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Session: A session is an individual game, usually played in a 1 - 2 hour timeframe. These serve to progress the campaign story or allow players to level.

Campaign: A campaign is a story that takes place over several sessions. As these consist of multiple sessions, they can last indefinitely.

Background: Background is used to set the scene for the session. This will include background information and character introductions. This will prepare the players for the session.

Referee Notes: This is additional information indented to guide referees through the intricacies of the session. This information is related to plot flow and may spoil the session events if revealed to the player.

Additional Details: This section that can include additional world building information, homebrewed rules, loot tables, or anything extra needed.

Events: Events are the sessions major plot points and are used to control the game flow. This will be a very detailed section and can include maps and diagrams.

NPCs and Bosses: This section will have suggested NPCs and Bosses stats that can be used with the game, including equipment. These can be used as-is or customized as needed.

Unique and Legendary Rewards: Session rewards based on the success or various conditions met or not met during the mission. This can be anything from Eurodollar amounts to weapons I created for my own sessions.

Choice Flow: The choice flow is a higher level look at the events of the session. It can also include less likely player choices and how to respond to them.

Scream Sheets: While not guaranteed, I will occasionally include scream sheets that are based on the sessions.

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