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⭐Multiple Master Events Lists
Using multiple Master Events Lists (MultiMELs) allows you to design and manage independent MELs within the same scenario. The MELs can be run in parallel or as alternatives.
Monitor player actions via the Review tab and start the MEL that corresponds best with their actions.
Consider sending notifications to the Facilitator (by creating a Facilitator position) to inform them when to start the next MEL.
In the Facilitator Dashboard
This is how MultiMELs look in the Facilitator Dashboard. You'll find them in the right-hand side of your screen:
You can start and stop MultiMELs by pressing play/pause/continue at the bottom of individual MELs:
Once one MEL has finished, you'll need to manually start the next by clicking Continue.
You may find facilitating exercises with all MELs open distracting. To collapse/open a specific MEL, click the arrows as shown below:
Designing
Consider using questions (data points) in your exercise to prompt players to make difficult choices. This can then determine the "branching" route the exercise takes.
