Hey friends, so I'm moving to the Dice.Camp server/instance and I might muddle this... so we shall see. Hopefully I don't have to scrap this account!
Mat | Role_Play_Chat
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Hi! I’m Mat, I’m a Game Master that can’t stop talking about roleplaying games. I’d love to chat with you! I host Role Play Chat, a #DnD & #ttrpg advice #podcast with guests each episode (Brennan Lee Mulligan, Seth Skorkowsky, Jeremy Cobb & more).
Also a freelance writer/reviewer in the tabletop space.
Proud Canadian🇨🇦
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Okay let’s try to migrate my account over to Dice.Camp…
@rivetgeek very cool! I can appreciate that very collaborative approach. I find the best adventuring parties are the ones where bonds are crated collectively (and some secrets are created after individually for added drama)
@faevourite that’s very kind of you! I hope you enjoy the ramblings and stories :)
Episodes are independent so feel free to find a topic (or guest) that interests you and go from there!
@erizocosmico agreed! Setting the broad strokes of the campaign is important. For me this often starts with setting certain themes out, themes that I as the GM would like to explore and then pitching some of them to my table.
How about you? How do you go about setting those expectations and establishing foundation?
#DnD #ttrpg #DnDphilosophy
The Voyager's WorkshopThis is my take on a map of the Wolrd of Theros, a MtG and D&D setting. It is a loose interpretation based on the Mythic Odysseys of Theros book as well as the lore found in Magic cards and novelizations. Since this is based on an official D&D setting, I cannot sell prints but you will find a completely free high resolution download on my website (link in bio).
#fantasymap #ttrpg #dnd #theros #storytelling #cartography
#fantasymap #ttrpg #dnd #theros #storytelling #cartography
@wfgWorkshop good to see you here mate!
@faevourite hello! And I hope you get to play more DnD in your future mate!
Hey #ttrpg friends,
We often talk about session zero but I feel like lots of work & energy sometimes also goes in pre-zero.
What do you think? And what kind of pre-zero work do you put in as a GM & as a player?
Oh my gosh! I am so incredibly in love with these bookshelves filled with ttrpg material! Very very impressive :)
My collection is much smaller but is slowly growing :)