Here is the link to my page for Bringing Fire, BTW
www.threads.net/@bringingfire_

This is awesome!

I haven’t signed up for anything because I registered as a helper (I’m just on this one panel about teaching GMing); I’m going in blind and plan to sign up for stuff now. Open to suggestions!

Oh just myself, I'll be giving feedback, not testing stuff I've written.

Slightly different, but: I'm building software to support gamemasters, and I've wondered how I should handle interacting with other people who are working on their own similar projects. I decided to engage, and I don't feel like there's a risk of our projects losing their distinct vibes.

An embarrassment of riches.

I'm stoked for it! Besides some play testing, I'll be on a panel talking about teaching GMing.

Of course, this is just an overview of a fundamental cycle we could spend much more time discussing. If you want to learn more, check out the blog below!

TTRPG TTRPG Tech TTRPG Rising

bringingfire.com/blog/describ...

Judge -  Judgment is not just about interpreting the outcome of a die roll or other game-mechanical procedure, but also about making the decision as to what procedure to employ at all. These are broken down into the categories of karma, drama, or fortune.

Listen - We aim to teach GM's to listen not to confirm what you already know but to reshape your own understanding and generate surprise and novelty. It takes practice, but is rewarding. Try recording a session you run listening back on input from others you might have accidentally overlooked

Describe - You need to get people on the same page in terms of what they are imagining together, to establish a shared sense of situation so that actions/intentions make sense in the context of the game. Using all the senses, and sharing NPC's perspective is key here.