Radio Grognard KING SIZE

I talk about how GMs should read the module beforehand.

I talk about GMs "putting the work in" and how it's great.

I talk about how to introduce very young kids to the hobby.

I talk about how to end in mid-battle and pick it up next session.

I talk about different groups in the same campaign and how they can interact.

I talk about how much prep (or lack of prep) you need for your sessions.

I talk about maintaining contact at the table and GM screen placement.

I talk about what to do after the PCs defeat the bad guy.

I talk about the GMs power and how to use it fairly.

I talk about the three physical things every character needs.

I talk about the pitfalls of gaming in public places.

I talk about my love of rules lawyers and how a GM can properly use them.

I talk about how to tighten up a PC's backstory.

I talk about "mini games" that sometimes happen in RPGs.

I talk about what it's like to be totally into it with your PC or NPC.

I talk about the purpose of stereotypes in RPGs.

I talk about a certain alignment and how to play it without it being a detriment to the party.

I talk about the difference between a dead PC and a dying PC.

I talk about your GM resources to plug the holes in your adventure.

I talk about humancentric fantasy RPGs.

I talk about PC and NPC quirks and unexpected reactions.

I talk about loner characters and how they need to figure out how to work with the other PCs.

I talk about dual/multiclassing and why I'd rather not deal with it.

I rant a bit about character "builds" and what I do.

I talk about and try to reassure new OSR players who started with the current edition that it's not as much of a slog as you think.

I talk about the kinds of magic items you should make available to low-level characters.

I talk about how to grab a map, stock it, present it to your players and other tips for ad-libbing.

I talk about a few things to help write adventures.

I talk about the hassle of taking GM notes and some possible ways to make it easier.

I talk about the struggle to use plot elements "borrowed" from other media.

I talk about the different methods I use to create my sessions and how I pick which one(s) to use.

I ramble about voices and accents in a game.

I talk about when it's appropriate to give the characters info or to have them work for it (i.e. make rolls).

I talk about how humor in games should be with a light touch.

I talk about how GMs should work on knowing when and if you ask for a die roll.

I talk about how GMs and characters handle curses and cursed items.

I talk about player mapping in sessions.

I talk about using cover in-game.

I talk about what to do if the PCs are short a few classes.

I talk about how even if a GM is using a published campaign setting they still can change it to suit them.

I talk about a tip for helping players speed up in-session character write-ups.

I talk about the problem of metagaming and my thoughts on it.

I talk about PCs getting their hands on magic item while, not the best, will work in a pinch.

I talk about statting monsters and how I go about it.

I talk again about level drain and how I like to do it.

I talk about what to do if your session is missing a few players.

I talk about NPC motivations.

I talk about how to handle time in an adventure.

I talk about when, how and how many magic items to give out plus the beauty of charges.

I talk about cause, effect and how foreshadowing works into that.