Jay
@jayofthewest.bsky.social
PNW hiking, wine, D&D and other random things.
Tips from a long time DM.
1. Breathe. Your players are there to have fun and share a story.
2. Listen to the players' side chatter. They will give you plot hooks and quest ideas.
3. Say "yes, and" ALOT. Is there an inn here? Yes, and it is run by a beholder named Gristleback.
1. Breathe. Your players are there to have fun and share a story.
2. Listen to the players' side chatter. They will give you plot hooks and quest ideas.
3. Say "yes, and" ALOT. Is there an inn here? Yes, and it is run by a beholder named Gristleback.
November 19, 2024 at 12:52 AM
Tips from a long time DM.
1. Breathe. Your players are there to have fun and share a story.
2. Listen to the players' side chatter. They will give you plot hooks and quest ideas.
3. Say "yes, and" ALOT. Is there an inn here? Yes, and it is run by a beholder named Gristleback.
1. Breathe. Your players are there to have fun and share a story.
2. Listen to the players' side chatter. They will give you plot hooks and quest ideas.
3. Say "yes, and" ALOT. Is there an inn here? Yes, and it is run by a beholder named Gristleback.
I had a 60s copy of the Hobbit from my dad, then worked into his copies of the trilogy. As a gift I received on my 10th birthday, the Rankin-Bass illustrated version of the hobbit.
November 17, 2024 at 3:25 AM
I had a 60s copy of the Hobbit from my dad, then worked into his copies of the trilogy. As a gift I received on my 10th birthday, the Rankin-Bass illustrated version of the hobbit.