Daniel provides a framework for creating (or enhancing) a world for your game. These techniques will help you create a world that's engineered for actual play, not infodumps, in which the players will be more successful the more they invest in your world.

You incentivize your players to care about your lore by making knowledge of it a key to success in your game. As players know more about the lore of your world, they can play more effectively.

Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/105.

We review Maze of the Blue Medusa. We talk about how to use it in campaigns, what kind of prep you’ll need to do, how it’s different than most dungeons/adventures, and how its innovative information design helps you run it.

Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/2017/06/09/85/

We finish up our second and last session of our Maze of the Blue Medusa mini-campaign.

Warning: this one is heavily unedited because someone corrupted the audio file.

Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/2017/06/06/84/

We begin our two-shot of Maze of the Blue Medusa.

Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/2017/05/08/82/

We review the classic Gygaxian module, T1: The Village of Hommlet. Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/81.

We finish playing through the classic Gygaxian module, T1: The Village of Hommlet. Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/80.

We continue playing through the classic Gygaxian module, T1: The Village of Hommlet. Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/79.

We continue playing through the classic Gygaxian module, T1: The Village of Hommlet. Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/78.

We continue playing through the classic Gygaxian module, T1: The Village of Hommlet. The second half has us discussing why Daniel is running the game the way he is, and Daniel gives a dubious genealogy of D&D. Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/77.