Radio Grognard KING SIZE

I talk about how second-guessing as a GM or player is not good for the game.

I talk about what it would be like if dungeons were a common thing.

I talk about the loner archetype and how a party of them could work.

I talk about different types of damage and how I deal with them (hint: I don't).

I talk about trust between the GM and players.

I talk about a few thoughts on running mysteries.

I talk about how to whip up a session quickly.

I talk about cutting down your description and directing the PCs.

I talk about slimes, molds, oozes and jellies in your game.

I talk about whether a GM should give players some "prep time" to come up with a plan to defeat the Big Bad.

I talk about how some games naturally tend to split the party and musings on how to handle that.

I talk about when to give your players a little help but THEY decide when and how to use that help.

I talk about how to incorporate rising tension/climax/resolution in a sandbox campaign.

I talk about hit points, damage and how it works.

I talk about when you have a family member or S.O. who doesn't care for RPGs.

I talk about how you can add some on-the-fly character to your NPCs.

I talk about keeping track of time and location in campaigns.

I talk about the use of secondary professions in RPGs.

I talk about how when a GM runs a game they should not always worry about having it make complete sense.

I talk about how sometimes GMs need to "place" PCs in a situation.

I talk about how to get players to help to stock dungeons and other areas.

I talk about scheduling and planning the length of your scenarios.

I talk about making your own SFX for your games.

I talk about healing and it's effects.

I talk about Illusion Magic.

I talk about how notoriety can positively or negatively affect the PCs.

I talk about 3 questions you should ask about your PC's background.

I talk about plot twists and how to use them.

I talk about how death is handled in RPGs and how I do it.

I talk about making stats to suit for making a better campaign.

I talk about how political and socio-economic happenings can be used as a flavoring in your campaign.

I talk about how GMs pace encounters.

I talk about a possible premise for a campaign.

I talk about how you should pick apart an adventure to understand how it works.

I talk about different ways to construct an adventure.

I talk about story, and how, as a GM, you shouldn't rush it to "get to the good parts."

I talk about the problems of scaling the monsters and adventures as the PCs progress in levels.

I talk about how a GM can keep himself refreshed if the campaign has a large hiatus.

I talk about how you can create little bits of a campaign world for the future.

I talk about hexcrawls and how you should think about what goes on somewhere else.

I talk about how PC backstories don't have to be complicated.

I talk about dice rolls - who should do them and how to interpret them.

I talk about how within a simple plot can be complex characters and ideas.

I talk about milestone leveling and how I handle it.

I talk about how constraints can help a GM focus and create a better adventure.

I talk about a couple variations on meeting in a tavern.

I talk about ways you can create a monster-centric adventure.

I talk about ceating adventures by starting with the main problem.

I talk about skills vs. no skills and how maneuvers can help fill the gap.

I talk about how GMs should not fall in love with their story.