GM’s Advice – Page 8

Making Puzzles Work In Your Game

Puzzles in roleplaying games are a tricky subject. Too often players will notice the sharp turn into puzzle mode, pulling

I’ve previously written about giving monsters as many HP as the plot requires in the past. But as I was talking

Hit Points aren’t necessarily supposed to represent your actual meat points. You’ll note that in real life, as you move

I love my 3D printer, but it DOES take a long time to get anything of substance printed up. I

I’m entering my 10th year of a play-by-post (PbP) campaign, I decided to talk about PbP in general, and my

I’ve seen a lot of talk recently, with people claiming that stuff going on at the Critical Role table is

I’ve got a player who has been at it for years. He’s my best friend, and constantly begs me to

On Tuesday I tweeted out: Okay, let’s create a new pantheon mashing together Cleric domains to create interesting new gods.

Lindybeige, a popular YouTuber, has a great video talking about how forests looked like back in the old days. The

There are a lot of amazing RPGs out there specifically designed for one-shots. Many of them have a heavy emphasis