Funny enough, uploading these audios from Patreon made me wanna become a patron just to hurry up and get the rest, love em lol

@MietoK

Жыл бұрын

Same here 😅

Long time follower of the channel. So long time indeed that when I first started following 8-9 years ago, I was a high school student who was trying to learn how to be a better dm, how to make better dnd games. Now after all these years I am a game designer working in digital games, applying the rules that the Big Ol' Badass Hankerin taught me. But somehow after all this time he still manages to bring more goods to the table and I'm learning new things. Awesome podcast series, love your work. Long Live Drunkens & Dragons / Runehammer! Greetings from Turkey, love you Ingrid.

@Runehammer1

Жыл бұрын

cheers! thanks, FS!

i love the "core theme" simplicity of the dungeon, and the idea of always remembering that player agency is the key to providing players with a fun experience

Some golden nuggets here: "Don’t worry about explaining. Worry about describing." And: "Don't answer questions they don’t ask just because you know the answers are cool." Also, liked the football field analogy. As ever, great balance of humour and useful concepts. And LOL at "eyeballs deep" 👀😂

I listened to all of these when released on patreon and I'm so looking forward to relisten on KZread :-) 🛡️

44 min of pure wisdom Thank you! ❤

This is very interesting, the tie-in is speaking to me, properly brilliant.

Love the style in these podcasts. It's a great way to hear your perspectives and insights.

This advice for theming a dungeon is absolute gold. I'm running a pre-gen adventure module, but thinking about a *power word * for each location or location subsection is wonderful advice for flavor and getting into the mindset of the details. Can't recommend this one enough.

Great stuff. Compelled to listen again while I'm not making dinner, and keep notes.

Always a good day when you get some new Runehammer!

I once participated in a Larp that took place in a real mine. At the beginning we were in a 2 foot corridor that was 5 foot high. That corridor was 300 feet long and then took a sharp turn to the right. Man was that exciting 😄 I can tell you. I try to channel this feeling when my character in a ttrpg is in that position.

May your dice roll high....mehhhhh. I need to hear an intro that says learning to play RPGs like a big ole badass.

Just wait hommies... Episode 41 ,The Three Ways, is gonna blow you away!

I think this was one of your best how to media. Been watching/listening for a while. Elegant and creative.

I started in 1e with a small group (DM + 2 or 3), and we all played 2 characters. It was just easier that way. In fact, when we ran thru the original Ravenloft, we had 3 players with 3 characters each. We tried not to play characters with radically different alignments, etc, but mostly we just tried not to metagame. Of course, we weren't all aspiring thespians staging our own Shakespearean dramedies, like the current trend, but it was still hi-res enough to make each character unique. And what I've wondered ever since is how many ways are there for running multiple characters, and how many more options does that give the GM (or the designer)? I have several ideas, and I like your sidekick one, too.

I'm loving this new video format.

thanks for this goodness

I run a NPC with my group, but im definitely not a dmpc. I always run a healer or a "fix-it" guy. I let the players take all the spotlight, and i keep the car running in the wasteland 😂😂

love this talk; wondering if you can transfer some of these ideas into a village? *cracks open hermit dm journal*

Fun one.

This is really interesting. This is the same way you write a Bible study or a sermon for a mainstream church.

@Runehammer1

Жыл бұрын

A CHURCH OF SATAN! lol

I like big facts, I cannot lie.

F#©€ this video was useful. Damn. Thanks again.

I miss seeing you

@Runehammer1

Жыл бұрын

still live every other friday

1. Core power word 2. Whole truth 3. Tie in 4. Substance 5.Excuses for danger 6. Simple big facts small details 7. Describe don’t explain 8. Don’t answer questions they don’t ask 9. Don’t use twists and turns for no reason (I actually disagree with what he said here but the core idea is good)

Yoooo! Are you back on iTunes? or just KZread?

@Runehammer1

Жыл бұрын

YT. is itunes still a thing?

@geoffreynelson6413

Жыл бұрын

@@Runehammer1 yes!

Are you live on KZread or somewhere else

@Runehammer1

Жыл бұрын

YT! every other friday