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James and Chuckie are back to basics this week - no guests, just the two of them digging into one of the most useful GM tools you've probably never heard by name: Knife Theory. Originally posted to Reddit in 2017 by a guy named Jim Baby, Knife Theory is a way to get players to write backstories that you can actually use. The idea is simple: when players include certain elements in their character history, they're handing their GM a knife. A weapon you can pick up and use to pull that character deeper into the story.
Stay tuned to the end to hear about some upcoming guests...we're so proud of what we've got coming to close out August (it's not a knife!)
We've also launched our Twitch channel for August's Monster Hunters Club Actual Play and our member-only quarterly AP - this time featuring our friend James Gordon Ross to close out Petey & Westmoreland's first ever time out of Vault 104! https://www.twitch.tv/goodgmspodcast
By James Currie, Chuck TaylorJames and Chuckie are back to basics this week - no guests, just the two of them digging into one of the most useful GM tools you've probably never heard by name: Knife Theory. Originally posted to Reddit in 2017 by a guy named Jim Baby, Knife Theory is a way to get players to write backstories that you can actually use. The idea is simple: when players include certain elements in their character history, they're handing their GM a knife. A weapon you can pick up and use to pull that character deeper into the story.
Stay tuned to the end to hear about some upcoming guests...we're so proud of what we've got coming to close out August (it's not a knife!)
We've also launched our Twitch channel for August's Monster Hunters Club Actual Play and our member-only quarterly AP - this time featuring our friend James Gordon Ross to close out Petey & Westmoreland's first ever time out of Vault 104! https://www.twitch.tv/goodgmspodcast