A Starting Point to the overall creation process
As an organizational tool I find a nice Table of Contents to be very valuable. When I go to create a new longer piece of fiction or homebrew setting or gaming piece I outline it by way of a Table of Contents in essence. Blocking out the sections I want, initially, using the Headings Features then turn it into a TOC. This gives me a framework and a structure to fill in as well as a way to see what is missing when it is farther along.
So here is the initial blocking out for what is to hopefully a useful project and product for others. (To be honest this is pretty stock lineup for myself. These are really the things in a RPG product that I find to be useful and what I want to see in them, so I do include them in my own products and projects as well)
Table of Contents
Introduction
Overview
Background
Setting Details
Character Creation
Suggested Races and Classes
New Feats and Talents
New Skills and Applications
New Magic Spells and Items
The Trackless Details
Hazards and Dangers
Encounters
New Creatures
Setting Inspirations
OGL
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