*gets up on soapbox*
IMO all GM advice should include what not do AND what to do, not just one or the other.
Too many #ttrpgtip posts are like “let your players do cool stuff!” which is generic and obvious enough to be largely unhelpful.
IMO all GM advice should include what not do AND what to do, not just one or the other.
Too many #ttrpgtip posts are like “let your players do cool stuff!” which is generic and obvious enough to be largely unhelpful.
December 10, 2024 at 12:05 AM
*gets up on soapbox*
IMO all GM advice should include what not do AND what to do, not just one or the other.
Too many #ttrpgtip posts are like “let your players do cool stuff!” which is generic and obvious enough to be largely unhelpful.
IMO all GM advice should include what not do AND what to do, not just one or the other.
Too many #ttrpgtip posts are like “let your players do cool stuff!” which is generic and obvious enough to be largely unhelpful.
Blanking on a nickname for an NPC or group? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_o...
Has you covered for some inspiration.
#TTRPGtip
Has you covered for some inspiration.
#TTRPGtip
Lists of nicknames - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
July 17, 2025 at 3:27 PM
Blanking on a nickname for an NPC or group? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_o...
Has you covered for some inspiration.
#TTRPGtip
Has you covered for some inspiration.
#TTRPGtip
#GmTip #DmTip #TtrpgTip
As a GM/DM, ensure that you don't have more players than you can handle. For me, I don't want combat to last forever.
I personally, can only handle 5 players, maybe 6. Any more than that and I start getting overwhelmed and things get even slower.
#ttrpg
As a GM/DM, ensure that you don't have more players than you can handle. For me, I don't want combat to last forever.
I personally, can only handle 5 players, maybe 6. Any more than that and I start getting overwhelmed and things get even slower.
#ttrpg
February 4, 2025 at 6:55 PM
#TTRPGtip An easy way to encourage players to roleplay and describe their actions as a GM for any system, especially newer players who may not know how to do so, is to open the door for them by taking their existing ideas, descriptions, etc. and adding to it a bit, then rewarding them for it too!
December 18, 2024 at 8:28 PM
#TTRPGtip An easy way to encourage players to roleplay and describe their actions as a GM for any system, especially newer players who may not know how to do so, is to open the door for them by taking their existing ideas, descriptions, etc. and adding to it a bit, then rewarding them for it too!