Triple Advantage

Welcome back to another episode of your wonderful show Triple Advantage. On this episode we discuss the planes of existence within our worlds. Jordan brings back yet another critical thought for us to ponder on. Finally we get a sneak peak at the new campaign Jordan is running in Wildemount! 

On this episode we discuss pace of play as DMs, when to let the party free roam and when to push the party forward. We continue our discussion on the different styles of play and finally complete this episode with yet another critical thought! Come listen, its a wild one.

In this episode of Triple Advantage we talk about how we like to pace our games. When storytelling hits a lull, how do you like to get your players back on track? We continue discussing the styles of game play we enjoy in our ongoing divination of the DMG. Finally, Jordan asks for our advice about extremely novice players wanting to play DnD. 

On this weeks episode we discuss how a group of strangers became a party and defeated powerful adversaries to finalize the Hoard of the Dragon Queen campaign. Braeden continues to guide us through the DMG as we discuss fantasy styles in game. Finally, Jordan asks about strategy in game. How does player knowledge translate into actions in game? Listen in to hear our take on these matters!

In this bonus action we discuss the Arcane Blade, a new playable class for your adventures in D&D. Come check out what is in stock.

The Arcane Blade can be found in DM's Guild for download now!

On this weeks Triple Advantage we are talking about the first time a party gets to experience a city or village. The options presented always cause some fun player behaviour. Trucking along we continue to discuss tiers of play as outlined in the Dungeon Masters Guide. Finally, Jordan brings in yet another critical though!

How does player dynamic change between groups? Is it driven by the DM or the players. In this episode we talk about social dynamics in game, especially dealing with new parties. We continue our divination of the DMG and explore the various types of narrative styles. Finally, our critical thought of the week is discussed.