Radio Grognard KING SIZE

I talk about how cameras on phones and tablets can help GMs in campaign session planning.

I talk to the new GMs out there about how you don't need to know all the rules to run a good game.

I talk about when you're not at 100% but you have to run a game.

I talk about Chekov's Gun and other things about RPG ruleset creation.

I talk about my views on polearms and things for players to think about if you use them in the game.

I talk about using human or demihuman adversaries and if they should be fully statted or not.

I talk about an interesting adventure premise: the (Not So) Fake Dungeon.

I talk about multiclassing as it was in D&D/AD&D and how I'd run it.

I talk again about notes for a mid-session stop - how to preserve them for next time.

I talk about how GMs could save notes if the session ends in the middle of an encounter.

I talk about how you run an adventure is as important as the what.

I talk about looking for inspiration in alternate places.

I talk about how to tailor published campaign setting to hexcrawls.

I talk about planning a dungeon like a hexcrawl.

I review the RPG PDF 30 Things Can Happen.

I talk about the unpredictability of PCs from the player's POV.

I talk about how you can start a game with tension just as easy as action.

I talk about using gaming and writing aids to keep your mind sharp if you have to improvise stuff during the game.

I talk about the possibility of have a "group mentor" for the PCs.

I review the RPG PDF Domain Building by Todd Leback, available on Drive Thru RPG.

I talk about how much a GM thinks is enough in a hexcrawl.

I talk about rights and using music in your game at public places.

I talk about how some parties split alignment-wise and how to handle it.

I talk about different ways to deal with equipment.

I talk once again about THAC0 and a trick for how to figure it out.

I talk once again about my adventure-creating techniques, namely taking a top-down approach to RPG game creation.

I talk about the things to keep in mind when GMing for young kids.

I talk about my year not GMing fantasy and what I learned.

I talk about the reasons and ramifications of saying "no" at the gametable.

I talk about if the "Gold for XP" advancement model is workable in RPGs.

I talk about what you should think about when adding new races into your campaign.

I talk about what would be a gamer's "perfect storm" RPG.

I review the PDF RPG Knave by Questing Beast.

I review the PDF RPG Maze Rats by Questing Beast, available on Drive Thru RPG.

I talk about what to do when the session ends in the middle of a major encounter.

I play a voicemail and ruminate on the season.

I talk about dealing with different elevations in RPG encounters.

I talk about character sheets and how everyone should try to make their own.

I talk about using construction projects as adventure fodder.

I talk about getting ideas and plot hooks from old character sheets.

I review the PDF Hexcrawl Basics by Populated Hexes.

I talk about coming up with adventure hooks, encounters, monsters, anything you can stash away for future adventures.

I talk about working your exposition and info into encounters.

I talk about using stat and skill rolls to enhance the investigation.

I talk about monster stats, in particular about how special abilities are handled.

I talk about staging adventures and encounters in unusual locations.

I talk about equipment and how spending a little more in certain games is better in the long run.

I talk about the campaign premise of PCs who are part of a shop or traveling craftsmen who get into unusual adventures revolving around their specialities.

I talk about adventures that are quixotic by nature and how to manage them.

I talk and muse about encounters - planning them, stockpiling them and placing them in your campaign.