RPG Campaigns / Completed

Cyberpunk Narrative Run

A choice-heavy sci-fi run played for the branching narrative rather than completion — mapped as a decision tree.

Neon-lit rainy cyberpunk alley at night with a lone figure walking

This one was played for the writing. I mapped the branch points as I went, which turned the playthrough into an accidental study of how narrative designers hide state behind dialogue.

Mapping the branches

Sketching the decision tree while playing revealed how few choices actually change state — and how convincingly the writing disguises that. Good narrative design is compression: maximum perceived agency for minimum branching cost.

It is the same trick good dashboards use. Show the decision, hide the machinery.

Specification

Format: Single-player, story-first difficulty
Playstyle: Roleplay-consistent — one character, no min-maxing
Branches mapped: 31 decision points, 4 endings reachable
Completion: Main path + all character arcs
Session length: 1–3 hours

Open-World Fantasy Campaign

A long-form fantasy playthrough logged like a project: faction map, decision log and the consequences of every branch taken.

Tabletop Campaign Notes

Running a table: world-building, session prep and improvisation — the most creative planning exercise I do all month.

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Parts lists, thermals, benchmarks or campaign notes — I'm always happy to compare builds.

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