Radio Grognard KING SIZE

I talk about module/adventure writers not explaining to the GM what's going on up-front.

I talk about thinking of your campaign as a serial.

I talk about adapting a campaign world or supplement to the ruleset you're using.

I talk about the lethality of your game, when to kill PCs and how to gauge what the PCs can handle.

I talk about moving the PCs between sessions.

I talk about the importance of foreshadowing in campaigns.

I talk about mixing two or more modules or original adventures.

I talk about how GMs should have a large campaign arc but focus on the small adventures.

I talk about having street gangs in your cities and other possible guild hi-jinks.

I talk about PC kits and alternate pieces of equipment.

I talk about how to pace your campaign's PC leveling.

I talk about how a GM should focus on only a few RPG systems.

I talk about how the role of the GMs screen has changed for me over the years.

I talk about hexcrawl vs pointcrawl and how they can be used interchangeably.

I talk about putting monsters in unusual occupations.

I talk about re-using secrets and clues.

I talk about magic and tech and how to make them work together.

I talk about staff usage in RPGs.

I talk about how some folks don't like the math in RPGs.

I talk about creating situations for adventures.

I talk about optimizing a character and how it isn't always a good thing.

I talk about NPCs that are hangers-on.

I talk about what it means to be a Professional GM.

I talk about character concepts versus random rolls.

I talk about how the occasional thing that makes no sense is good adventure fodder.

I talk about a premise - the reading/search for the will.

I Talk about RAW (Rules-As-Written) and why it's not so true.

I talk about research for your games and things to think about when it's not an original world.

I talk about HP pools.

I talk about how tom set up modules for a more free-form type of game.

I talk about how RPGs are popular...for now.

I talk about other things that can happen while the PCs are doing mundane things.

I talk about random encounter tables and which you use in what situation.

I talk about if PCs and monsters should have the same type of write-up.

I talk about a new feature and answer my own question.

I talk about wondering what else can happen in an encounter.

I talk about point-buy for RPGs.

I talk about how less crunch in RPGs helps me add immersion for the PCs.

I talk about using boundaries with your maps.

I talk about the underused premise of food in RPGs.

I talk about how speech and diction are important to the game.

I talk about movement and distance in the game and other ways of using them.

I talk about how PCs can fail and still succeed.

I talk about how I use megadungeons as raw material.

I talk about random tables and customizing them by size.

I talk about setting up a possible starting kit for Magic-Users and Clerics.

I talk about the oft-forgotten use of henchmen and hirelings.

I talk about dungeon size and what suits your campaign.

I talk about what routines GMs find that work best for their prep.

I talk about how there should be more haggling and bartering in RPGs.