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In this episode, JT, AJ, and Joe are joined by special guests Nick (https://www.twitch.tv/zechipew) and Nick (https://www.twitch.tv/equosthegremlin)
discuss how they run a mini-series. They detail what went into their approach and how it looks different from a typical West March Session.
In this episode, JT, AJ, and Joe detail how to make the world fight back and why it's important. They touch on how this helps a West March Style campaign feel more immersive and detail how they've utilized this to make it work at their table.
In this episode, JT and Joe detail what they do to plan a session in a West March Environment. They touch on why it's different from a normal campaign, steps to take to enable continuity between sessions, and encourage flexibility in how the session plays out at the table.
In this episode, AJ, JT and Joe dive into their encyclopedia and what it takes to put it together.
Check out the current document here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NZ9WmvSGThoAUAT5SjgAKNT6sse4tjMATvEDSSGspMc/edit?usp=sharing
In this episode, AJ, JT and Joe dive into playing with multiple DM's and how to make it work.
This includes when to talk to your fellow DM's and when to do it alone. They also discuss how to keep continuity, when to restrict and allow freedoms within the world and tips on adding new DM's to the game.
In this episode, AJ, JT and Joe dive into staying organized with large groups of players.They detail how they keeping people returning to the table, address how to deal with playing with multiple character levels, touch on power leveling, and discuss how to run a session with a lot of people at the table at once.
In this episode, AJ and JT begin to touch on what it means to run an evil-focused West March "The East March" congruent to a traditionally good-focused campaign. Warning: This episode contains evil characters doing evil things and touching on subjects that some may find triggering include rape and murder. Listen at your own discretion. 18+
In this episode, Joe details character downtime and how he uses it to expand the breadth of a West March style campaign. He'll also spend some time explaining what the benefits are and more importantly how execute it with room to make it work for you
JT brings on one of the players as a guest and they discuss having a Player Driven Campaign, Plot Hooks, and what it's like playing with multiple DM's.
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