AD&D - New Player Guide - Be an AWESOME Dungeon Master

[@tonymarshall9662]

Did anybody else scream MY SANDWICH at 8:39 😂😂

[@Classic_DM]

They killed my BLT. ;O

[@tonymarshall9662]

@@Classic_DM 😂😂😂 let that take nothing away from another great video from your good self sir. Shame your not UK based, there aren't enough old skool D&D'ers over here for my liking.

[@Classic_DM]

@@tonymarshall9662 Thanks for the compliment, Tony! My bride is from Northern Ireland, so much respect for the UK and its history in my house.

[@tonymarshall9662]

@@Classic_DM good man yourself 😉 She and you need to watch a series we have on channel 4 called Derry Girls. She will love it!!

[@Classic_DM]

@@tonymarshall9662 We've seen it and love it. We're both Mrs Brown fans as well and I still miss Little Britain!

[@Hypn0ninjaGaming]

Great video. i really like that you pointed out the 'my' monster attitude. i love the npcs i create, i put a lot of thought into them and try to make them as cool as possible, but I have no emotional connection to them and ultimately I want the pcs to kill them, to further the story and it feels good to kill a powerful enemy. Its not the DM vs The PC's. Its the PC's vs an environment that the DM creates for them. Love your content :) Thanks

[@Classic_DM]

Great! I used to read a lot of 5th edition players complain about such things on Facebook, so I felt compelled as an older dude to try an share the perspective. I agree with you 100% on villains! I think sometimes DMs rely on linear storytelling too much. Keep it flexible but thematic! Thanks for the positive feedback, too!🎲🎲🎲

[@Kunstdesfechtens]

Oh, Wizardry 1. The memories. I play it on an emulator to this day.

[@Classic_DM]

What an amazing game on the Apple 2e!

[@Kunstdesfechtens]

@@Classic_DM I originally played it on a Tandy. 🤣

[@PeterSWiley]

You have many interesting things to say. Would like to check out your book. Sincerely psw

[@Classic_DM]

@@PeterSWiley My original games are free right now. www.telliotcannon.com/shop

[@MrRoden1990]

the frogs in lower guk could cause some big trains..............

[@Classic_DM]

Lord yes. Used to have to keep a snare memorized on my bard just in case.

[@PeterSWiley]

Table top D&D , played at an advanced level as we do. I don't believe ( my opinion) that that any ai or computer simulated ground can ever be played to and with the degree of realism or offer anywhere near the choices, or rather in our format the PC has an open sand box available to them their options are only limited by their creativity and imagination, as long as it is within the rules.

[@Classic_DM]

@@PeterSWiley Well said.

[@fyreflyGfx]

Another great video

[@Classic_DM]

Thanks for the compliment, Daniel. Very cool of you.

[@williamgetts7250]

Hopefully , you can get this message. I noticed that you have a digitized A D and D Character Record. How could I obtain a copy of that? Also, I noticed your Character tokens for monsters, where did you purchase those?

[@Classic_DM]

Hey William. Here is an old PUBLIC Patreon post that has the *.PPTX www.patreon.com/posts/32789599 Here is an old video that goes through how I made all my tokens. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXjHhop7es6ej80 Warning. My videos are long winded, but all the information is there. Have fun!

[@johnstorm9314]

If the party gets to be too successful in combat, the solution is simple, put them them in situations where their martial prowess is no longer a key factor for coming out on top. Time to break out the Tomb of Horrors.

[@sebbonxxsebbon6824]

That is a badly written dungeon, a simple question, why would the party need to go in there? The module was missing that, the treasure wasn't even good.

[@davidleonard8547]

Great advice! Villains are made to be defeated. Let them be. Just prep up the next adventure, or the bad guy's boss and be done with it. I was too proprietary of villains once. That was a mistake.

[@johnstorm9314]

Besides, it's not as if they're actually dead. The next time you run that adventure, they reset right where you had them inserted for the next group.