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How To Talk When You're Not A Voice Actor
You don’t have to know hundreds of accents. Doing unique voices for your NPCs is as easy as adjusting your speed and pitch.
10 Rules for New (and Old) Game Masters
Looking to become a Game Master or just want to improve? Here are my 10 Rules for Game Masters to ensure a fun and long-lasting campaign!
City Under Siege – Encounter Location
From burning buildings to waves of enemies, a city under attack is an exciting element to add to any campaign.
Make Skills Exciting with Skill Challenges
Your game can have more encounters and challenges than just fighting monsters. By utilizing skill challenges, you give your players a new way to look at their skills and prioritize creativity and problem-solving.
5 Ways to Fail a Skill Check (and it's Not Your Fault!)
A 1 on your skill check doesn't mean that your character is a bumbling buffoon. Instead, use failures to continue driving your adventure forward!
Keep It Risky Or Lose The Fun
How do you have the most fun at your table? By keeping the game risky.
The 10 Commandments of Game Design (as told by Warren Spector)
These are the only 10 commandments you need to run games like a legend.
4 Lessons to Run an Open World like Fallout: New Vegas
Want to create a world as interesting as Fallout: New Vegas? Follow these 4 key lessons to create an open world filled with interesting factions and people.
Learning to Play as a Forever GM
It can be hard as a Forever GM to become a player, here are some lessons I’ve learned.