1d20 Table: Forest Findings

While traveling or searching in a forest roll 1d20 to determine what your party runs into/uncovers/finds.

An entrance to a well but not just any well. A well that grants the first person who drinks from it temporary hit points of 1d12 for the duration of the day.
A player trips over a lump of dirt uncovering a sword with a loose red gemstone. This can

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2019 Optimistically Moving

So 2018 has come and passed us by. It was a great year but I didn’t game as much as I would have hoped to. Started the year off running and playing in some games. I did get to try the 7DSystem by DMGinfo and that was a fun experience. One game I didn’t get to play that I really hoped to was Dragon Age the Tabletop RPG.

We finally……

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Tips For Gaming With Kids

Over the last 4 years I have looked into running games for my kids frequently. I have tried a few times and I have learned a bit about running games for young kids. The first rule to running games for kids is they just want to have fun.

Knowing that all kids want to do is have fun you have to know a few other things about kids. So here are some questions to ask yourself about the kids you are going to play with.

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Gaming Conventions for 2019, and This Weeks Video Ideal # of Players

With Dungeons and Dragons being played in a Castle oversees I have loved seeing the short video clips and pictures of the festivities. There are so many great events going on out there. I really love that they are doing things like this.

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Going All In!

I was really proud to do a video this week on 5 Benefits of Playing A Tabletop RPG. Recording it actually put a lot of pressure on me because I wanted to do the topic proud. There are so many great benefits and I knew people out there who could discuss the specifics more in depth. This is why I want to do a future interview with someone or a few people about how they have benefited from playing Tabletop RPGs. You may know but I plan on doing an interview with someone between every video series over on Master the Game. It serves as my own little way to break up each series and give people something to look forward to. If I can do a meaningful interview that leads into the following series even better!

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