Generate a One-Page Campaign Overview for a Tabletop RPG

A vague campaign pitch pulls in players whose characters will not fit the tone and creates problems from the first session. A clear one-page overview covers the premise, the content and tone, what players will actually be doing, what you need from them, and three questions to help them build the right character. This generates that page.

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You want to run a tabletop RPG campaign and need a one-page overview to share with prospective players before session zero. The campaign concept is: {CAMPAIGN_CONCEPT} (e.g. a political intrigue game set in a corrupt city-state, a horror survival game in an isolated mountain community, a high fantasy quest with a moral ambiguity theme).
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Generate the campaign overview:
1. The premise in two sentences: setting and central tension
2. Tone and content advisory: the emotional register, the themes the game will explore, any content that players should be aware of before opting in
3. What players will be doing: the type of challenges, whether the emphasis is on roleplay, combat, investigation, or a specific mix
4. What the GM needs from players: the commitment level, session frequency expectation, and the collaborative elements that will matter most
5. Three questions for players to consider before session zero that will help them create characters who fit the campaign
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- Five numbered sections
- Tone: honest and inviting without over-promising
- Length: under 350 words (fits one page)
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