Absolutely. Here’s a facilitated question set you can use in conversation or survey form to help your players clarify what they want from the rest of the game. It balances emotional check-in, creative curiosity, and forward momentum.
Part 1: Emotional Pulse & Campaign World
How are you feeling about the campaign right now? (Free response or options like: Still energized / A little tired / Burnt out / Curious but overwhelmed / Ready for something new)
Guardian
[!quote] First Sparks Today, I cast an illusion no one could see through. Father called it child’s play — a trick for fairs and fools. But when I showed him the wolf at the window and watched the blood drain from his face, I knew: there is power in belief.
Even without substance, fear is real.
[!quote] The Dance of Triggers Why rely on an audience’s gaze? Why perform for them when I can weave cause and effect into the very fabric of a place? I have found a method to bind illusions to events — a sound, a footstep, a heartbeat. They spring to life when I command them, like faithful servants awaiting their cue. I call it a “programmed illusion.”
As the party crests the mountaintop, the light of the Feywild’s eternal midday sun cascades across the landscape. It’s unlike any sunlight Skreek has felt—pure, golden, weightless, yet brimming with life and ancient purpose. As the First Kiss of the Midday Sun begins to coalesce in the air above the peak, Skreek feels an almost magnetic pull to his pack.
The world falls away like torn cloth.
You stand in endless white, beneath a sky that has forgotten how to be blue.
Before you looms a colossal frame, ancient beyond reckoning — a loom whose threads once sang with light and life.
Now, you watch as strand by strand, the weave unravels.
Names you once knew. Faces you once loved.
Places you called home.