How to become a great Game Master: A Conversation w/

[@okay.blossom7530]

дійсно вийнятковмй гість, ви такі молодці, контент - супер!!!

[@KappaFromTheSwamp]

Гайз, ви дуже молодці! Це прямо таки надихаюче бачити (як і для вас її робити, сподіваюсь) кооперацію з такими великими чуваками. Одночасно хочеться взяти "So you want to be a Game Master" і користуватись вже зараз, але хочеться і українською. Мабуть, доведеться купляти двічі, бо чекати вже нема сечі, як то кажуть😅😂 П.с. саби(англійські) дуже швидко зробили, вогонь. Дивитися було супер зручно і ні слова не пропустив П.п.с. точно треба розділяти великі питання на декілька частей.) Бережіть своїх гостей(хочемо побачити їх знову у вас на каналі)🙏❤

[@KJloyH.]

Ви спершу притягнули Кіта Бейкера, тепер Александріана, хто далі?

[@smilevsky]

Кого порекомендуєте?)

[@maximheimallr3341]

@@smilevsky Seth Skorkowsky)

[@eugenemokeiev]

@@smilevsky Quintin Smith (Quinn's Quest)

[@lisovyk]

Крутяк! Контент контентище, дуже цікаво слухати

[@QuolashMCDuck]

the alexandrian is hands down the best rpg blog/gm-advice out there. the three clue rule improved my murder mysteries so much. he also lacks the elitism that comes from a lot of rpg advice in forums. really calm, advice without looking down at you.

[@QuolashMCDuck]

now that ive watched the video, i want to add, that i really enjoyed the interview.

[@awaytoanywhere699]

According to homebrew campaigns turning into a book. You might look at the Canadian Guys from "Dugeon Dudes" and their Adventure/Setting "Dungeons of Drakkenheim". It is sort of horror city place, of a city where a meteorite has fallen down and destroyed the Capital city of a country. And all the stuff that is going on afterwards, with factions etc. The cool thing is that the meteorite crater is giving off this magical aura, which makes re-taking the city very, very difficult. It is worth checking out.

[@awaytoanywhere699]

Dungeon Dudes play: 5e D&D - 2014 version. With some minor homebrew additions. Example is a 1d6 roll per player when PCs are entering a new scene, to see how hostile the environment / monsters are.

[@d-m-k]

We've heard about Drakkenheim but haven't had a chance to try it yet. Did you read the book? Did you play the setting? What do you think of them?

[@awaytoanywhere699]

@@d-m-k I like the content of the Dungeon Dudes. I’m a moderate fan I would say. I am more into lore and settings than specific mechanics, so I have watched more of their Drakkenheim actual play streaming, than their tier-ranking videos and so on. I very much enjoy these Lovecraft-ish settings. I’m enjoy Drakkenheim as a setting concept. I really like Dungeon Dudes’ take on factions and how to play in an open world, where player-choices matter and have consequences.

[@awaytoanywhere699]

@@d-m-k Otherwise I acquired their book about a month ago, so haven’t read it fully yet, but I like their approach to RPG in general. I haven’t played in the setting/been DM in the setting myself yet, but would like to one day when spare-time allows it.

[@d-m-k]

Thanks for sharing! Dungeon Dudes are great with their content indeed. Definitely share your experience if you'd have a chance to try Drakkenheim)