Suspense cheat sheet

Writing.

For (the yet unfinished and currently on hiatus) Have Hat Will Travel story I needed a single 'suspense' chapter because, well, I was going to do bad things to my main character.

To make sure I pushed all the buttons I created this little 'cheat sheet'.

D&D - 5e in NL - Surprise, Rounds & Actions (Dutch)

RPG + 5e in NL + Dutch

Een deel van het spel draait om combat rounds, waarin de spelers en hun tegenstanders met elkaar vechten en schade aan elkaar uitdelen.

1. Bepaal wie er verrast is

2. Bepaal wie waar staat

3. Bepaal initiative

4. Speel de eerste ronde (waarbij karakters surprised kunnen zijn)

5. Speel de rest van het gevecht ronde na ronde

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Datatalk

Found on LinkedIn.

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More cheat sheets... (Maybe I should add some 😏)

The Edit Loop

Writing + Reference

Every writer has a different approach to writing and editing. Every successful writer is probably going to tell you editing is an essential.

Every great writer without the money to afford an editor has to edit him / herself. It is my firm belief that if you don't edit, then you'll get nowhere. Period.

So, here's my current approach, until I'm rich enough to afford a real editor...

MRA Navigator app settings / MyRoute-app (Android)... and a bit of MRA Routeplanner

GPX + Travel + Navigation Apps

The MRA Navigator app (MRA Next? oh whatever) is thus far one of the few apps that passed my 'smart waypoint skipping' test.

It's not perfect, but it works!

Non-native speakers writing in English

Writing + Reference

A non-native English speaker runs into problems that may not be that obvious to a native speaker. To a native speaker, some of these mistakes may look funny, or stupid, but then I would like to invite the English speaker to try his or her hand at Dutch or Chinese.