Dive deep into the captivating world of blacksmithing in Dungeons & Dragons with our special guests Matt and Stan from Wasatch Forge. In this thrilling episode, we unravel the secrets of the blacksmith's shop, from forging blades to the mystical infusion of magic into steel. Discover the craft behind the art, and uncover how you can enhance your D&D experience with authentic blacksmithing knowledge. Don't miss out on this immersive journey into the heart of craftsmanship and adventure!

Welcome back to part 2 of our interview with Wasatch Forge. This is How to Be a Better DM, the show that is designed to help new or veteran dungeon masters become masters.

Today we dive back into Wasatch Forge for the 2nd part of our interview.

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From today's show you will:

• Gain insights from master blacksmiths on accurately portraying a blacksmith shop in your D&D game.
• Learn about the tools and equipment essential for blacksmithing, including anvils, hammers, and forges.
• Explore the historical accuracy of blacksmithing techniques, debunking myths commonly seen in movies and games.
• Delve into the process of creating a Memorial Blade infused with the cremains of a loved one, blending artistry with emotion.
• Discover the potential for incorporating blacksmithing quests into your D&D campaigns, adding depth and authenticity to your storytelling.
• Get tips on managing player expectations regarding the availability and limitations of blacksmith services in-game.
• Gain a deeper appreciation for the dedication and craftsmanship of blacksmiths, both in fantasy worlds and real life.

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