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Adventure Design Guide: Hot Pursuit



In a Hot Pursuit adventure¸ the player characters will be running for their life to get away from some person¸ organization¸ or force that's chasing them. During the course of the adventure¸ they will have to run¸ hide¸ and do everything they can to slow doing their pursuer and stay ahead in the chase. By the end¸ they should safely escape¸ either by resolving the issue they're running from¸ putting an end to their pursuer¸ or getting to a place where they are no longer threatened by the situation they were fleeing.

This series was created specifically with tabletop role-playing games in mind. It's designed to work with any setting¸ genre¸ or rules system. All you need to do is apply the context provided by your player characters¸ the game world¸ and your own adventure ideas. Plug in appropriate encounters and challenges¸ create the villains¸ monsters¸ and non-player characters you'll need¸ and you're ready to play.

This book contains the following:

  • Hot Pursuit: An overview of this type of adventure¸ what makes it fun¸ and ways it can be used again and again to create interesting and unique experiences for your players. Once you embrace these basic elements¸ the rest of the adventure flows from there.

  • Act I - The Beginning: The elements needed at the start of your adventure¸ how to structure the opening act¸ and advice on establishing the adventure goal. It's where the player characters learn what's going on and agree to get involved.

  • Act II - The Middle: Elements that define the center of the adventure¸ structuring the second act¸ and advice on pursuing the adventure goal. It's where the characters do most of their exploring¸ investigating¸ and other actions necessary to achieving the goal.

  • Act III - The End: Creating the elements for the last segment of the adventure¸ providing structure for the finale¸ and advice on completing the adventure goal. It's where the player characters will confront the villain¸ achieve what they set out to do¸ and earn their rewards.

  • Finishing Up: This section shows how to take what happened during the adventure-as-played and use it as a source for new plot hooks¸ character development¸ and ongoing worldbuilding. Add to your campaign's canon and leverage the momentum you've established.


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