
“Wait, why are we here again?” That’s a question no Dungeon Master wants to hear. It means your adventure has a weak hook. To fix this, during your session zero character creation, you need a solid prologue quest to unify the party and point them in the right direction.
In the new D&D Starter Set, what’s your party’s reason for adventuring? As written, the module provides each character with separate reasons for traveling to the island.
Although some of these hooks are great, with five different motivations pulling the party in five different directions, it could muddy the story’s focus and make the adventure unnecessarily confusing.
This is guide to crafting your own adventure hook and dragon-themed prologue quest with three juicy examples: The Honored One, The Bloodfire Crisis and The Famine of the Black Drakes.

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