How to be the Best TTRPG Player at your game table? (

[@cassidy944]

I am so happy to hear that your group is still doing Stars and Wishes. Also, agreed that being a good player means being a good person! Most gaming problems are really just interpersonal problems.

[@Tullowit]

Great video!! I like how you put everything together and explained it so well!

[@FamilyTableTop]

@@Tullowit thank you, I was nervous about this one because it felt like I recommending that people start “cleaning their rooms” and “telling the truth”… And I was sort of…

[@Tullowit]

@@FamilyTableTop Hehe. It came off really well! I will recommend it to my players before my C&C campaign starts in January, Lord willing.

[@FamilyTableTop]

@@Tullowitthank you! I really appreciate you sharing.

[@wickedly1]

Sweet video. Hopefully it wasn't too much stress making it. :)

[@MidwestMalachi]

Love the thumbnail.

[@RIVERSRPGChannel]

Well ya Still yes Truth hurts a lot of the time Being in the game and paying attention is a must Always be willing to learn not just in games too Good tips

[@tslfrontman]

It's hard to overemphasize how enlightened these points are. I've watched this twice now and every point is priceless 🤌the emphases of responsibility and empathy as players is very wise. It's been great seeing your own opinions grow and change over time too! You've got over a thousand followers now, each appreciating your hard work, honesty, and altruism. Thank you again for doing all of this.

[@FamilyTableTop]

@@tslfrontmanthank you! 😊 I have really enjoyed getting so much wisdom and knowledge from you all - trying to distill all you your experience into something positive and expressive has been a great learning tool for me.

[@knightwolf4612]

Being the "favorite player" isn't so much the favorite as in loyal/reliable. The player that does the fundamentals: shows up on time, comes prepared, helpful to others in the group etc... Honesty or integrity: doing whats right even when no one is looking in military speak. Honesty is also being able to speak on topics in a mature or stoic fashion. Not just identify a problem, but bring solution or several for the group to explore.

[@FamilyTableTop]

That’s a really good point.