Manny, Matt, Max and Roll With Babs discuss why it's important for game masters to have the tools they need to communicate with their players, especially if they are players the game master has never worked with before. And if you are playing a horror game with new or experienced players, it's important you explain to them on how you define "horror."

Nerdburger Con is an online tabletop gaming convention happening on August 14-16, 2020 and we talk to organizer Craig Campbell about why you should be a part of this amazing event!

Website: https://www.nerdburgergames.com/nerdburger-con

Get the event program here: https://bit.ly/3hjLn6L

Sign up for events here: https://discord.gg/KnMjeVc

In this episode of Really Dicey's podcast for Dungeon and Game Masters, we talk about to set up a game at a convention and how different it is from running a game at home or with your regular gamers. If you love Dungeons & Dragons or a similar system and want to try running a game at a convention, you will love this episode.

Also support Tabletop.Events with buying a badge for Con Of Champions at the end of May! Here's the link: https://tabletop.events/conventions/con-of-champions

Matt & Manny discuss the techniques needed to run a horror adventure in a roleplaying game. Whether you play Call of Cthulhu, Vampire The Masquerade or Dungeons & Dragons, if you are looking for ways to increase tension and excitement in your rpgs, then this episode is really for you.

In the third episode of Really Dicey's podcast for Dungeon and Game Masters, we talk about the controversial roles of a game master and how it affects the game and its players. Whether it's Dungeons & Dragons or Call of Cthulhu, this episode is for you.

In the second episode of Really Dicey's podcast for Dungeon and Game Masters, we talk about the best two advice we can give to newbies and how it's made running our games spectacular.

Check out our podcast's first episode, made by Game Masters for Game Masters, about what first step is crucial for other GMs or Dungeon Masters need to do first before they start their tabletop roleplaying game.