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Cooking, writing, prep work 5/7/26
Here are two scenarios. First, you’re in the kitchen. You need to make dinner—food for tonight, and leftovers for several days. You’re working from a recipe that you haven’t read before. You haven’t done any prep. You’re sure you have most of the ingredients you’ll need, but you haven’t even pulled any of them out of the cupboard. Second, you’re in the kitchen again. You still need to make…
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Pressing buttons on the character sheet There's a standing complaint against the mindset of seeing the contents of a character sheet as a s
General Advice Own your game. Hack, modify, extend, and experiment. Almost all the published stuff is crap. Most of the blog and youtube
I spent an unknown number of hours possessed by the spirit of adhd, writing elfgame theory blogposts. I set out to write one, it was 3 by the end, and it probably should have been 5.
The formatting is weird because I wrote it in obsidian and copied it over.
To boil it all down:
it should be possible to make efficient tools that are equally good for prepping and running games
I made one to prove it
The line between prepping and running games is fuzzy - it is a difference of degree, not type, so you should maintain a single toolkit that works for the whole thing.
Start Era : The Ancient Era (1) - Speed : Standard (3)
The first two questions asked! Paired together bc I changed my script after the second one. They have no way to find this, which is unfortunate, but they were both Very lovely people :)
Join us now at https://twitch.tv/theonyxpath as awkwardgm continues game prep for their forthcoming At The Gates game! You can pick up the ashcan for this JRPG inspired ttrpg at DriveThruRPG
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Join us now at https://twitch.tv/theonyxpath as awkwardgm continues game prep for their forthcoming At The Gates game! You can pick up the ashcan for this JRPG inspired ttrpg at DriveThruRPG https://drivethrurpg.com/en/product/475586/at-the-gates-ashcan-edition?affiliate_id=13&src=OPPTumblr! Preorder now on @BackerKit at https://backerkit.com/c/projects/onyx-path/at-the-gates
Day 24 - Acclaimed Advice So, I will give my favorite pieces of advice for DMing. For Interesting Combats - make your players focus on two things at once. Example, a big troll enemy that regens every time and a group of minions that are difficult to hit (such as swarms). If they ignore the troll, it regens. if they ignore the minions, they drain their own hit points. For Game Prep - Prep scenarios, not plotlines. No prep survives contact with the players, do not assume what they players will or will not do within the story. Merely prep what the monsters/enemies intend to do. Finally - Play other systems besides your favorite (D&D, Pathfinder, etc). You will learn tons about system agonstic game design by playing things outside of your comfort zone. Some of my favorite pieces of game design for use in D&D came from other games. Examples, Clocks (Blades in the Dark), Countdowns (Monster of the Week), Short Term / Long Term Goals (Warhammer Fantasy 4e), etc. For advice from other people: I've already mentioned Matt Colville, Professor DM and Deficient Master in a previous post so i'll highlight my other favorite source. The Alexandrian is EXCELLENT and the book Justin Alexander recently published "So You Want to be a Game Master" is amazing. Adversary Rosters changed my life.
i saw the ADHDM's video on "cinematic" d&d (which suggested storyboarding as game prep) and it's blowing my mind
this is inspired by the goa gajah cave entrance in Bali & magical doors everywhere
