Radio Grognard KING SIZE

I talk about Charisma and/or related skill checks and when to use them.

I talk about PC rations and variations thereof.

I talk about my dislike of Fear and Insanity Checks, yet acknowledge their occasional usefulness.

I talk again about naming characters and one suggestion.

I talk about home-brews, published worlds and how to adjust them to your syle.

I talk about the tone of the game and how it affects play.

I talk about how you sometimes get wrapped up in the story and you forget about your PCs.

I talk about mats, maps and the markers I like to use.

I talk about having players roll up multiple characters at the start of a campaign.

I talk about sandboxes in conjunction with developing a campaign world.

I talk about how the D6 is the most useful die in the GM's dicebag.

I talk about keeping your players, and yourself, on your toes by switching things up mid-encounter.

I talk about how it's okay to be a Game Master.

I talk about rumor tables and how to tweak them for your games.

I talk about a new premise for a fantasy game that came to mind - Underwater Salvage.

I talk about changing up monster habitats and other things like that.

I talk about possibly storyboarding a few encounters for session flow.

I talk about GM screens and fudging dice rolls.

I talk about simple vs. complex RPGs and my preference (guess).

I talk about the different ways to do crits and fumbles.

I talk about making a point crawl and trusting the plot hooks therein.

I talk about using a small timer to help with pacing your adventures.

I talk more about GM loadouts. this time seasonal.

I talk about choosing which rules to use and sticking to your guns when you make the decision.

I talk about using other RPG systems to fill in the gaps.

I talk (in a roundabout way) about a current campaign and how I use PDFs for session support.

I talk about the theory of the Group Save.

I talk about your descriptive powers as player or GM - either graphically or verbally.

I talk about preppng an adventure by writing out the entire plot...from a certain POV.

I talk about The Isle of Dread and how GMs should use that as an example of planning areas in your campaign world for the PCs to pick their own path.

I talk about gleaning as a campaign premise.

I talk about character movement in the game.

I talk about PCs using their environment to their advantage.

I talk about theater-of-the-mind, using a mat, minis and terrain and the lost tradition of having a party "mapper."

I talk about note taking and note passing between GMs and players.

I talk about rations - what they mean to the PCs and how you may want to role-play it.

I talk about what to put in your GM Kit for running games.

I talk about prep and no matter how much you need to do, to have a good game GMs gotta put in the time.

I talk about pacing, tone and a way for GMs to roughly pace their game in prep.

I talk about different kinds of initiative and my preference.

I talk about backstories for PCs - how to create and develop them.

I talk about how encounter balance is not a science.

I talk about more things I'm dealing with while trying to come up with a new campaign world for my group.

I talk about how GMs can keep mysteries mysterious in your campaign world.

I talk about money, barter and ways PCs get what they need.

I talk about intelligence - playing it well, whether it's monsters or PCs.

I talk about how GMs should say "no" more - especially to themselves.

I talk about the development of skill systems in D&D-type games and if that's a good thing or not.

I talk about how Rules As Written isn't necessarily Old School and how I deal with it.

I talk about a new campaign I'm starting - new rules, new world, new everything.