Posts containing GMing advice
Some of the best roleplaying experiences I’ve had stem from fellow players exploring their PCs’ personalities and background. A good way to force the PCs to do so is through the judicious use of moral dilemmas.
In a large dungeon or megadungeon (such as Gloamhold) a GM can never be perfectly prepared. No one has the time — or I suspect the patience — to prepare hundreds of different encounter areas.
GMing is a blast, except when it isn’t. The constant need to create and design can grind down even the most enthusiastic GM.
Continue reading GM Advice: How to Keep the Passion for Design Alive
Some dungeons are awesome. Some are utter crap. For a new GM, designing a dungeon is a daunting prospect.
Continue reading GM Advice: 10 Dungeon Design Tips for Beginners
Evernote is indespensible to me for the simple reason that it makes my life easier. As a father, a publisher, a player, a designer and a GM it just helps me get stuff done. There seems to be no end to the handy ways Evernote can help me be more organised and productive.
Continue reading GM Advice: How to Use Evernote to Help Run Your Session
