Structure and analyze your story, speech, coaching session, script, monologue.
Build your gamification narrative structures in digital format, using a simple card game.
The Narrative Design Toolkit is based on the studies on story structures and the "hero's journey" made by Propp, Campbell, Rodari, Jung and Vogler.
Through it you can create and analyze any type of plot for literature, education, scriptwriting, coaching sessions, business discourses, monologues, marketing texts, group dynamics in HR, etc.
Its operation is very simple. Combine freely the 68 cards and create the content that you want to transmit with the characters that will intervene in it. The number of possibilities is very high.
You can also watch sample videos at www.gamisolution.com
Project developed in collaboration between Omnium Lab and Gamisolution
Instructions
Select the cards from 1 to 12. In this way, you have before you the structure of the "Journey of the hero" in the simplified form of Vogler. In this scheme you will observe that the protagonist begins the adventure in his ordinary world (act I) and successively goes through the extraordinary world (act II) to return again to the ordinary world (act III). This is indicated in the corresponding letters. Now, you can remove the cards that you are not going to need and even reorder them to your liking without paying attention to their numbers.
Next, add as many salmon cards as you wish and interspersing them with the previous cards in the positions you want. This will enrich your story and allow you to customize it including specific moments.
Once you have your structure created, select which blue characters you will use (hero, shadow, etc ...) and at what point in the story they will appear. Move the cards to put them in the position that interests you.
Finally, complement your scheme with the lilac and red letters, which will refine the personality of your characters and open new doors to build more complex plots.
And above all, imagine and enjoy! This Toolkit allows absolute creative freedom.