Six Great Places To Use In Your Game & Geek Related
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Great location inspiration for DMs.
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JohnnFour
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Johnn is a guy from Beaumont, Alberta, Canada
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30 Fiction Writing Tips That Will Make You A Better DM...
Rated • 1 review • roleplaying games, games, rpg, roleplaying, game master • dungeonmastering.com
A few writing techniques learned through books, websites, and experience and how Yax uses them to be a better DM.
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One hundred 'street scenes' for Medieval settlements &...
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One hundred street scenes for Medieval settlements.
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The Escapist - The Young Persons Adventure League
Rated • 1 review • roleplaying games, rpg, game master, dungeon master • theescapist.com
The Adventurer's Atlas is a guide to the best role-playing adventure games for young people.
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Five ways to recycle an old D&D campaign & The RPG Athenaeum
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Five common methods for recycling old game material to enhance players' connection with the current game and reduce stress on overworked DMs.
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Critical Hits & 5 Tips For Running Dungeon Delves
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For an inexperienced DM, there are some challenges, and even experienced DMs might not bring their "A game" to a dungeon delve. Here are just a few tips to spice them up and make running a delve more fun for you and your players.
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Whitehall ParaIndustries: Groups and Complexity
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Factors involved in choosing a game system for your group.
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The Microlite Campaign | Microlite20
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AKA the lazy-gamer's guide to world building. From a campaign point of view, the simplest way to do this is to evolve the world as the game progresses. Plan ahead, but only as far as the next few steps - then stop. One way to do this is to use a simple blank hex grid....
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Hex-based Campaign Design (Part 1) | The Welsh Piper
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How to create a hex-based map for your games.
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