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Originally posted by Dundee Slaytern:
However, I do admit that "active-voice" writing is almost always more superior to "passive-voice" writing.
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But the second example you gave, Dundee, takes a lot more time to write than the first one. [img]tongue.gif[/img]
I think
the Adventures of Elmonster written by K. Dorner (of Baldurdash fame) is a good example of a gaming write-up. It's a long, first-person narrative that not only describes the battle tactics of a solo mage but roleplaying decisions as well. All of this is told through Elmonster's point of view. It's neat to read what quests he did, and what quests he didn't do, and how he justified his decisions. He plays his alignment beautifully, IMO.
Since this is a Dundee Slaytern production (tm), we are assured quality decisions, so I won't say anything more on content.
