The Tavernkeep’s Guide!

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the bartender is taking a long rest via Gritty Realism Rules (DMG pg. 267), and so it's just the Tavernkeep! Alone, in the dark, the Tavernkeep has decided the best way to spend the time is playing a TTRPG, specifically a solo TTRPG called Bloodless!

A vampire at the end of his wits, just hoping to make it home before sunrise, Simon Beldevon has to try to navigate a troublesome night. Will he make it to his safe-house, tomes in hand, or will he become a victim of the very thing he was an essence of, the darkness?

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Where did it all begin? Was there a time before time itself? What was the great prime cause? Why are we here, and why do we exist at all?

We have no idea how to answer those questions, but in this episode we'll discuss session zero, which is sort of the same, right? We discuss what a session zero is, what it's for, why you should use it, and how to use it!

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Who wants some mead, maybe some ale? Well, too bad. We're talking about homebrew, not microbrew.

What is homebrew? How do you use it? What kinds are there? We cover all that in this episode of The Tavernkeep's Guide!

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We were all new at some point, so how do we help those who might be coming into the hobby after us? That's the topic for today.

We discuss tips for DM's and players trying to bring in new players, as it's how the hobby grows.

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Sometimes you try your best, and you don't succeed. It's okay though, the DM knows how to handle it.

In this episode, we discuss the idea of Failing Forward, which allows the story to continue even if the party rolls only nat 1's. It's not giving the party free successes, but rather making their failures cost something while not stalling out the game.

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The gods have died, and the world is fading. It's up to the adventurers to... barely make ends meet.

In this episode, we brainstorm a campaign from a few themes. This was an exercise in improvisation and campaign-building, and a slight break from our usual format, but we had a lot of fun, and we hope you did to!

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It's dangerous to go alone, take these!

In this episode, we discuss safety tools. These are useful barriers for discomfort, and can actually elevate the experience for everyone at your table. You might not think you need them, and maybe you don't, but there's a good chance you use at least one of them, without even really acknowledging it.

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Correction: The "Let's Not" card is from Fiasco, not Warhammer.

Content warning: there are brief discussions of torture involving toenails, and a brief description of a giant spider. There is a sound warning, but keep that in mind as you listen.

We have returned from a long and perilous journey into a strange, far-off land. We bring with us tales of heroism, treasure, vanquishing our enemies, magical girl princesses defeating aliens with power of friendship and fashion, and changing hearts with power of rock and roll.

This episode is all about Con of the North 2024 and how it turned out for us. Sit down and listen to the tales of the con. If you can, please like, share, or spread the podcast in some way. We really appreciate it.

This one is brought to you by one of our tiktok viewers. We were asked on how to run encounters.

This episode is a guide to both playing and running encounters. Tips, tricks, and tools reside within.

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