Cinematic storytelling isn’t about overwriting or acting out a screenplay. It’s about intention. It’s about treating your scenes like they matter. A flash of lightning reveals the truth. A hand held too long. The blood on the blade. A single, unforgettable sentence.

Bring those instincts to the table, and your game won’t just feel good. It’ll feel like it belongs on screen.

Characters should evolve. Consider how your experiences in-game affect your character’s personality, beliefs, and relationships.

• Growth and Change: Did your character’s outlook on life shift after a significant event? How do they react to new situations now compared to earlier in the campaign?

• Relationships: Develop connections with other characters. This can lead to rich, emotionally charged interactions.

Fun Idea: Keep a journal from your character’s perspective. This can help you track their development and better understand their thoughts and feelings.