Radio Grognard KING SIZE

I talk about scaling your encounters during sessions.

I talk about loopholes in rules sets and how you don't always have to plug them.

I talk about standard D6 damage and how it isn't.

I talk about play options in OSR games while trying to figure  out which monsters book to use with my new campaign.

I talk about how maintenance of plot hooks helps your game.

I talk about a few things pertaining to magic spells and items.

I talk about henchmen and hirelings - who they are and how you can develop them.

I talk about trust between players and GM.

I talk about a quick and simple way to outline an adventure.

I talk about how I'm thinking of running a Swords and Spaceships-type campaign and how much (if any) of what genre want to add to the mix.

I talk about the justification of the existence of dungeons in a game world and one possible way to make it plausible.

I talk about being tired and what I can do about it.

I talk about attention at games and how I deal with it.

I talk about using physical maps and visiting rural and wilderness areas to help GMs with their campaign worlds.

I talk about how GMs can tweak and adjust spells to suit their needs.

I talk about random encounter dice and how they'd work as tables.

I talk about making your prep tight.

I talk about 1st level characters and how the GM can help them get through to 2nd and beyond.

I talk about how to tweak spells, magic items and how to integrate them into adventures.

I talk about possible shops and businesses in a campaign world.

I talk about playing RPGs in the outdoors.

I talk about using less description to get the PCs to ask more questions.

I talk about polearms and other reach weapons.

I talk for a bit about AC - up or down, however it goes.

I talk about another way of managing resources - the Usage Die.

I talk about an intriguing way to deal with PCs with too much treasure.

I talk about disruptive players at convention games.

I talk about throwing the players a curve ball once in a while to see where it leads the game.

I talk about deciding what you should take to cons and other away-from-home game spaces.

I talk about using tokens in your games (again).

I talk about age in RPGs and if (or how) it affects PCs.

I talk about running short on sessions and what I do about it.

I talk about adding locations at the table.

I talk about how an occasional plot twist can help your adventures.

I talk about how rewriting can help your game.

I compare the current versions of D&D with it's pile of bells and whistles to the more compact and stripped-down OSR games - at least i think that's what I'm talking about...

I talk about the trouble of starting an adventure, brain dumps and mind mapping.

I talk about cantrips - a bit about their history in RPGs and how they can be used.

I talk about a possible way to use in media res to get the PCs immersed in the world and the action.

I talk about GMs using dice to help enhance your descriptions.

I talk about how the GM can make his own sound effects for his games.

I talk about things to think about and plan for convention downtime activities.

I talk about voices and regional accents you can use to add variety to your campaign.

I talk about hit points, hit locations and attempting called shots.

I talk about using bait to attract (and ward off) various beasts.

I talk about how you have to stop fussing with it and get that adventure to the table.

I talk about group vs. individual initiative.

I talk about the fine art of player-GM negotiation.

I talk about making villains and how I like the anger-with-a-veneer-of-civility types.

I talk about how and why to do pregens.