We all play RPGs in different ways and for different reasons. How can you, kind GM, juggle these different personality types and goals into a cohesive gaming group? Are there personality types that aren't conducive to good gaming? Can Jeremy write one of these not in the 3rd person that doesn't ask questions?
Ep 196 - Problems Not Plots
Ep 195 - Uninterested Characters and Players
Ep 194 - Foolproof New Character Checklist - Beyond the Sheet
Ep 193 - The Devil Is In The Details
Ep 192 - Monster Series - Doppelgangers
Ep 191 - DM Lessons from Baldur’s Gate 3
Ep 190 - Integrating Character Backstories with Rick Sandidge of Find the Path Ventures
Ep 189 - Using AI Tools
Ep 188 - Character Replacement
Ep 187 - Short - Imposter Syndrome
Ep 186 - Class Levels In Your World
Ep 185 - Lore Series - The Vast and Empty Areas of Your Map
Ep 184 - Preparing One Shots
Ep 183 - Improving Your Narration
Ep 182 - Campaigns Bigger Than the PCs
Ep 181 - Monster Series - Ambush Predators
Ep 180 - Let Villains Be Villains
Ep 179 - Better Roleplaying by Letting Adventures Breathe
Ep 178 - The Players Spoiled My Plans and the Paizo Remaster
Ep 177 - Back to Basics -Make Scenes not Stories
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