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In this mini episode, Jesse takes the opportunity to talk at greater length about one of his favorite role playing systems, and how you can get your hands on it, too!
Collin and Jesse take a moment to talk about the beleaguered and humble goblin, and some ways you might be able to use them differently.
This week, Jesse and Collin talk about making NPCs and accidentally stumble upon an idea they immediately fall in love with. Say hello to D&D High School!
This week, Jesse and Collin talk about when to break the rules in order to help the narrative, why that can be necessary, and the systems one can play where that's more or less of an issue.
Question? Comment? Concerning goblin infestation? Email us at [email protected] and we'll take a look at your question on the air!
This week, Collin and Jesse return to their series in order to talk about what to do when players are at each other's throats -- or just plain not getting along.
Jesse is flying solo this week and talking about what a DM can bring to liven up the world of their games, as well as answering some listener questions!
Music used this week includes pieces from Howard Shore, John Williams, Olivier Deriviere, Justice, Audiomachine, Puella Magi madoka Magica, Nier Automata, a random youtube playlist of "tavern music," and the track "Battle Without Honor or Humanity." Additional audio includes a cat sound from google and The Adventure Zone.
This week, Collin and Jesse tackle one of the trickiest subjects in gaming as part one of a dual episode: How to deal with other people. In part one, they'll focus on the dynamic between the GM and the player.
Jesse and Collin are back to reintroduce themselves, now with decent audio!
This week, Collin and Jesse talk about what you can do if a player cancels at the last minute, and how to handle it if that becomes a recurring problem.
Collin and Jesse discuss the aspect that most often determines the tone and direction of a game: its genre. How do you choose what sort of game you'll play, and how do you change it if you want something different?
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