Dragons versus Hunters (class edition) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Draco meteor

Damage: 100

Dragon fire

Damage: 50

Dragon claw

Damage: 30

Conclusion format

Catapult

Damage: 50

What are the techniques that must be in your compo?

Introduction, WOWFATB, super suspense/ dilemma, conclusion

Axe

Damage: 40

What is a trigger?

Something that helps the MC to make their decision

Consequences of a dilemma should be

(a) negative and of equal weight (b) relate back to the MC (c) in present tense

What are the three things that go into colourful characterisation?

Relationship, Appearance, Personality (behaviour, dreams, traits)

Machine gun

Damage: 100

Why should I use WOWFATB/ show, not tell?

To paint a vivid picture for our readers/ to reserve dialogues for meaningful interactions

Different types of trigger

wise words; 5 senses e.g., peer pressure, interruption; mini flashback (apply WOWFATB/ Show Not Tell/ Colourful Characterisation)

Trigger format

Amid the merciless battle in my head, my thoughts drifted to my mother and her words echoed in my mind. "[wise words]."

Roll the dice

Decision format

I then took a deep resolute breath, finally making up my mind to [MC's decision].

Dilemma format

Who should I apply colourful chracterisation on?

An important character in our story (appears multiple times) e.g., Family, Love interest, Arch nemesis, Best friend

Roll the dice

Katana/ sword

Damage: 30

Introduction format

Why should I use a dilemma in my story?

gives readers insights into MC's thoughts and personality, tells readers something is about to happen, build up/ heighten tension, show the topic

Why should I apply colourful characterisation?

Adds detail and brings our characters to life/ allows readers to connect with our characters and become interested in our story

Antidote for dragon/ hunter

Regain full health

Dragon pulse

Damage: 40