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I talk about natural disasters and how GMs can use them in their games.

I talk about alignment and my thoughts on them.

I talk about getting more experience GMing and the discipline it takes.

I talk about encounter things and keeping the pace with encounter tables.

I talk about how superstitions can help your game.

I talk about the state of class abilities/skills/feats in OSR D&D games.

I talk about HP tracking and another way to do it (taken from another RPG).

I talk about PC free-agency and how players, not others, decide how their PC is going to act in-game.

I talk about XP and leveling - the 2 ways to do it (as I see it).

I talk about naming PCs and NPCs again and where I get my inspiration.

I talk about "safe games", which is just consideration and respect at the table.

I talk about planting not-so-competent bad guys in your game.

I talk about stat rolls and saves and how YOU, the GM, should not be afraid to determine the outcome of the roll.

I talk about having too much stuff in your campaign.

I talk about damage and how to deal with it.

I talk about how to play/run multiple campaigns.

I talk about how GMs should think about, but not plan, the end of the adventure/campaign.

I talk about how I like to leave the adventure with "blank spots" to fill in at the table.

I talk more about RPG kit-bashing, primarily about choosing a base system.

I talk about how the mechanics and role-playing should work to enhance each other.

I talk about using multiple elements from several RPGs for your unique homebrew.

I talk about using one plot hook to link to another plot hook.

I reminisce about and give a s short farewell to Doug Rhea.

I talk about things you can do to train yourself to be a better GM.

I talk about lake and river adventures.

I talk about how I like to sometimes throw in a twist to keep everyone guessing - including myself.

I talk again about stat checks and saves.

I talk about picking out plot hooks to set up for a sandbox campaign.

I talk about events and repercussions for PCs living in a dynamic and evolving campaign world.

I talk about and question my use of stat/saving rolls and how it affects the game session.

I talk about my favorite 3 published campaign worlds.

I talk about random monster lists and ways to concoct and use your own.

I talk about a certain list floating around the ether.

I talk about how GMs handle player attrition and group movement.

I talk about where I started in RPGs and how I really can't deal with OD&D.

I talk about how old school and the OSR is what YOU make of it.

I talk about a PC/NPC's reputation and how a GM can use it.

I talk about Average Hit Points for monsters.

I talk about how to populate a small regional campaign map and how to place hooks there.

I talk about types and degrees of villains.

I talk about how GMs can throw a twist in their adventures.

I talk about how to collect, compile and rotate through plot hooks for a sandbox campaign.

I talk about the PC rolls that the GM makes.

I talk about the PC's foes; their plans, how the actions of the PCs affect them and how they react to them.

I talk about the possibility to go gridless with my maps.

I talk about being a Lazy GM but warn about being too lazy.

I talk about how to twist and tweak your NPCs to make them memorable.

I talk about the processes GMs go through from prep to table.

My tribute to Doug Rhea, Gamemaster, Mastermind behind North Texas RPG Con and Great Man.

I talk about character backgrounds and how they relate to the game.