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Session Zero Kit
Plan your first meeting in ten minutes: tone, what the table wants, safety tools, house rules and table agreements — then print it, share it or start the campaign with it.
Why run a session zero?
- Fewer bad nights. Most table problems are mismatched expectations — one player wants dungeon crawls, another wants court intrigue.
- Safety tools are quick. Lines and veils take five minutes and mean nobody gets blindsided. Collect them privately if your group prefers.
- Write it down. Save the agreement in your campaign so new players can read it before they join.
Lines and veils come from Ron Edwards’ Sex & Sorcery; the X-card is by John Stavropoulos. Your answers are saved in this browser only.