This week Nathan and I talk about what's going right with the campaign we're playing, and what's going left. There's no such thing as a perfect campaign, and a great way to improve your game is to talk about it with your players.

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This week, one of my closest friends joins the show, having never played Dungeons & Dragons, to talk about what is at the core of the game and discuss the influences the fantasy genre had on our upbringings. 

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This week I'm back on my own to discuss how to get the most out of being a DM while I enjoy my morning coffee in a closet.

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Nathan's back to help me talk about homebrewing (and balancing) magic items, classes, and encounters. We also give a little debrief of our most recent session, and then do a new spin on an old segment.

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This week John is back to help me discuss the inner workings of the campaign I will be starting the day after recording! 

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In this episode Nathan and I discuss what skills make a talented player and how to get the most out of your characters,  then we host a friendly competition. 

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In this episode John and I talk about the process of making our favourite characters, and then we take one more crack at the NPC generator.

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In this episode I debrief my unfortunate ending to my homebrew campaign and talk about the valuable lessons I learned.

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