The title says it all. Herein we seek to improve some of the classic fantasy RPG story hooks.

The episode in which we respond to our own complaints about combat in RPGs, with suggestions - general and specific - for both players and GMs, to make it all better.

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Yep, there are plenty of pain points in combat in RPGs. Herein we discuss 11, and promise to offer solutions in our next episode.

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Herein we discuss some ways to get in the right frame of mind to come up with interesting story and campaign ideas for Achtung! Cthulhu, and offer some specific ideas, and some good resources for background material, too.  Reach us on Twitter @fluffncrunchpod, and join our Discord.

The resources I mentioned...

How do you get a campaign going in a scifi setting? We discuss a number of ideas, how to avoid cliches, and add twists what might seem like otherwise boilerplate story hooks.

Despite being the inspiration for so much gaming, and there being nothing wrong with either either setting, we think the classic adventuring parties in both are broken, if one is to stick to conventional RPG systems. Join the chat on our Discord: https://discord.gg/5AtydRUDjX

Some genres work best for short story arcs - maybe 2-4 sessions at most - and some are probably best for true one-offs. Listen to our discussion and let us know what you think on our Discord: https://discord.gg/5AtydRUDjX

Herein we offer our models - not at all playtested - for skill lists and rules, based on Modiphius' 2d20 SRD...and we think we hit on some interesting and possibly even workable ideas.

Herein we talk about skills in TTRPGs and the problems they can create within PC parties and adventures and stories. Part 2 comes next week.

Part 2 of our discussion of the new publishing program, with our hopes and dreams of what people will produce over the short term. Check out the page on DriveThru.