SangoProduction
2018-03-31, 08:52 AM
Well. I have been assigned some work, making a 5 page instruction manual (excluding images, and title page). I only know two things that I could possibly write a whole 5 pages (single-spaced) on: D&D and LoL.
I however, am not great at D&D (or pathfinder for that matter), so I was looking to crowd source some ideas about what a D&D instruction manual would look like, that isn't merely a guide on one build....wait. Actually, could probably be a single-build instruction manual. Anyway, I'm looking for a wider scope than that. What are the main topics I should hit on?
Your manual will consist of a title page, a table of contents, and at least five pages of content (single spaced, realistically, functionally, and attractively laid out, not including illustrations, the title page, or the table of contents). The main portion of your manual will be step-by-step instructions, but your manual must also include an introduction that makes it clear who the instructions are for, how they should be used, and what they will help the reader do. It must also include at least four labeled graphics created by you. Graphics are expected to be instructional in nature – to help the reader understand or perform the task. Graphics used merely to decorate or motivate will NOT count towards the minimum required number
I however, am not great at D&D (or pathfinder for that matter), so I was looking to crowd source some ideas about what a D&D instruction manual would look like, that isn't merely a guide on one build....wait. Actually, could probably be a single-build instruction manual. Anyway, I'm looking for a wider scope than that. What are the main topics I should hit on?
Your manual will consist of a title page, a table of contents, and at least five pages of content (single spaced, realistically, functionally, and attractively laid out, not including illustrations, the title page, or the table of contents). The main portion of your manual will be step-by-step instructions, but your manual must also include an introduction that makes it clear who the instructions are for, how they should be used, and what they will help the reader do. It must also include at least four labeled graphics created by you. Graphics are expected to be instructional in nature – to help the reader understand or perform the task. Graphics used merely to decorate or motivate will NOT count towards the minimum required number