Creative Campaigning

Creative Campaigning is a 2-edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons accessory.
==Description==
Creative Campaigning is the 5 book in the Dungeon Master's Guide Rules series. It was designed to aid Dungeon Masters in creating and running more engaging and dynamic campaigns for their players.
The key focus of Creative Campaigning is to provide practical advice and ideas for DMs to enhance their storytelling and game management skills. It covers various aspects of campaign creation and maintenance, including:
* World Building: Guidance on creating compelling and cohesive game worlds, including geography, history, politics, and culture.
* Plot Development: Tips on crafting interesting storylines, creating plot hooks, and maintaining narrative coherence throughout a campaign.
* Character Development: Ideas for creating memorable NPCs and integrating PCs more deeply into the story.
* Game Management: Advice on managing the logistical aspects of running a game, such as balancing encounters, handling player dynamics, and pacing sessions effectively.
* Innovative Gameplay: Suggestions for incorporating unique elements into campaigns, such as political intrigue, economic systems, or unusual settings and scenarios.
==Contents==
* Chapter 1: Alternate Campaigns
* Chapter 2: Alternate Adventures
* Chapter 3: What's Old Is New
* Chapter 4: Freestyle Campaigning
* Chapter 5: Handling Players
* Chapter 6: The Grand Tour
* Chapter 7: The Medieval Mindset
==Gallery==
Creative Campaigning Back Cover.jpg|Back Cover
==Credits==
* Designed by: Tony Pryor (chapter 1), Tony Herring (chapter 2), Jonathan Tweet (chapters 3, 4, and 5), and Norm Ritchie (chapters 6 and 7).
* B&W Illustrations by: Ken Frank.
* Color Illustrations by: Keith Parkinson, Larry Elmore, Jeff Easley, John and Laura Lakey
* Typography by: Angelika Lokotz
==Appendix==
===See Also===
* Images from Creative Campaigning
===External links===
*Dungeon Masters Guild product page
===References===
Category:2nd edition sourcebooks
Category:Sourcebooks
Category:Books
Category:DMGR series
Category:Works by Tony Pryor
Category:Published in 1993