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Min Max Fun episodes
- #69 Spoilers for Chapter 3 of Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus
In this episode Nate and Pete continue the series on player agency in the specific context of the Baldur's Gate Descent into Avernus module, chapter 3.
18 min - #68 Creative Equilibrium
In this episode Nate and Pete break down an encounter where a player got creative.
22 min - #67 Descent inside of Descent into Avernus
In this episode Nate and Pete dig into the details of a skill challenge in their game.
18 min - #66 Can you put a sandbox on rails?
In this episode Nate and Pete revisit the classic topic of player agency in the context of the Sandbox v Railroad paradigm. Pedantry abounds and they even get into the difference between railroad, on rails, and railroading.
20 min - #65 Kelvin got knocked down, he got up again
In this episode Nate and Pete dig into the magic of resurrection and how to have some fun.
22 min - #64 If a D&D session has no combat, and there were combat encounters planned, did the DM fail?
In this episode Nate checks in with Pete because their last session didn't have any combat.
19 min - #63 Stay a while, and listen
In this episode Nate and Pete discuss campfire stories. This is an idea they are trying out in their current campaign. At every long rest a different character tells a tale.
17 min - #62 Pete has solved D&D
In this episode Nate and Pete discuss how a campaign evolves and how a DM can put their focus to facilitate that development.
18 min - #61 Nate gets over the Frozen Sick
In this episode Nate and Pete discuss the conclusion of Nates short adventure. This is a follow on to episode #55 What infected Urgon Wenth.
22 min - #60 All about that Death Save
In this episode Nate and Pete dig into Death Saves and discuss how the DM can use them to their fullest.
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Nate and Pete talk about how dungeon masters can min/max fun at the D&D table.