Recorded at Metatopia 2023
Presented by Bill White and Avery Rosen
This panel discusses the theoretical, pedagogical, and practical implications of trying to teach people to run tabletop RPGs as GMs. We're interested in understanding the best practices, the pitfalls, and the contexts in which "teaching people to GM" in any kind of formal way is even possible. We survey the role-playing landscape in order to understand how the technological and cultural shifts of recent years have affected the way people learn to run games.
Episode 54 – Playtest Feedback
Episode 53 – Cartography of Fictional Worlds
Episode 52 – Collaborating with Friends
Episode 51 – RPG Podcasting and Design
Episode 50 – Computer Hacking in Games
Episode 49 – Gmless RPGs and other Variations
Episode 48 – The Writer’s Workshop
Episode 47 – Playtesting Brutally
Episode 46 – Least System Necessary
Episode 45 – Icons and Anchors
Episode 44 – Succeeding at Conventions and Trade Shows
Episode 43 – Book Design First Principles
Episode 42 – Adventure Design as Technology
Episode 41 – Designing RPGs for Kids
Episode 40 – Hacking Apocalypse World
Episode 39 – Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition Analysis
Episode 38 – Accessibility Issues for Game Designers
Episode 37 – Roleplaying Scenario Design
Episode 36 – My Game Will Cost What?
Episode 35 – Dangerous Mechanics
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