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Story sheet after this session which includes this 2nd Conflict
This is the sheet of what has been created so far.
Expanding the story part 3
So far in this series I've made a basic story structure sheet, began constructing a story by selecting the basic story elements, decided to star the main character Dakota, created an argument opening scene between Dakota and Rowan, wrote an inciting event, and created a first conflict from that inciting event.
Next, I'll roll for a second conflict.
Roll for difficulty challenge of second conflict.
Moderate, Inconvenient
Second Conflict
Why: flashback to original cause of conflict
What I will do with this writing challenge is maybe begin with Dakota going to try finding Rowan and then begin to question what happened. I will then do a flashback I will test to find out if Dakota finds out what actually happened to help explain why and maybe help for the final conflict.
Roll for difficulty challenge of second conflict.
Moderate, Inconvenient
This probably should use soul for social ability and investigate skill.
Roll for resolution for soul & investigate = (fair (0)+ fair (0)) + roll (6) = A die roll of 6 automatically succeeds. Despite the challenge you succeeded with great effort and luck.
Several people knew Rowan a little bit.
Despite being mostly reclusive, Rowan did speak with a few.
Rowan would speak about the great historical Expansion-age as a great elvish time in history, almost a golden age. Most interesting to Rowan, was the ancient magical arts. Rowan tried to learn everything in books and at the site about magical use, historical battles involving magic, and even the dark arts.
Dakota, through great effort and a little luck was able to track down the last known home of Rowan.
Dakota walked towards the home that Rowan had been living in recently.
Several families lived in this part of the village.
Asking around, many didn't know Rowan's name, and was known however when being described.
Finally, Dakota found the last known home.
It was empty—not even a single piece of furniture.
Asking around brought no answer at first. Dakota however, persisted deep past nightfall. When Dakota was about to leave and go home, one person finally nodded yes. One person described a few days ago, that same day that Dakota had hit Rowan, as the last day seen there.
Rowan had come home kicking at rocks, hitting the wall, and slammed the door shut.
The following day, Rowan packed up a handcart filled with belongings and left the home, heading towards the northern gate.
Next posts So far, the story has resolved the first and second conflict. The next post will go into the final conflict.
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