Radio Grognard KING SIZE

I talk about how to fix things in your campaign, from adjusting history to retconning sessions.

I talk about thinking up adventures like a B-Movie producer.

I talk about an alternate way to use a map without figures or tokens.

I talk and muse on how simple or codified you need your RPG rules to be.

I talk about Basic D&D's Race-As-Class and how you could modify it.

I talk about illnesses and other things that would put characters under the weather.

I talk about how to relax behind the screen and not to stress over stuff.

I talk about loose ends at the end of a session/adventure/campaign and how /when to use them.

I talk about how GMs should make sure the players work the clues to resolve the adventure.

I talk (read: rant) about trying to get players involved in the adventure and dealing with indifference.

I talk about descriptive words and learning new ones.

I talk about monster ecologies and how they affect your campaign world.

I talk about thoughts on using a deck of cards for adventure creation.

I talk about how I would like to see a module done.

I talk about a different way to start a campaign.

I talk about alternate rules for certain situations and how to use them in your RPG.

I talk about revisiting the old question of why dungeons exist.

I talk about different types of McGuffins for your adventures.

I talk about dice roll modifiers and my preferences of such.

I talk about how opponents would use their familiarity of their area in encounters.

I talk about Professional Game Masters and mull over why I am not one.

I talk about finally deciding to use pointcrawls instead of hexcrawls.

I talk about the use of coincidence in adventures.

I talk about finding what is the "normal" feel for your campaign world.

I talk about starting a character as a loser and building him up into a hero.

I talk about an Idea I had about game flexibility by running a campaign with rotating PCs.

I talk about having a set of generic encounters for adventure fill-ins.

I talk about encumbrance in RPGs.

I talk about a couple of unusual resources for maps.

I talk about how to run a game with no rules resources.

I talk about geography in RPGs and how I can't seem to get it even close to right.

I talk about plausibility in storytelling and how it is the glue that holds up the suspension of disbelief.

I talk about how to end a campaign with a few plot threads hanging.

I talk about weather patterns in your game and the effect it has on the scenario.

I talk about finesse and the pitfalls of dealing with traps.

I talk about a few GMing odds and ends.

I talk about NPCs and have them set up and further the adventure.

I talk about how planning encounters is analogous to doing chores (in a good way).

I talk about writing my campaign world and making it system-neutral for maximum ruleset flexibility.

I talk about how players can add to the campaign world in small ways with unusual equipment, place names, etc.

I talk about setting up daily or weekly GM challenges to help you brainstorm and keep your mind sharp.

I talk about what's needed for a plausible dungeon.

I answer John Alan Large's voicemail and elaborate on adventure length and how much is enough.

I talk about character backstories and if and/or when you should flesh them out.

I talk about how adding a supernatural layer to your adventures could enhance it overall.

I look through my copy of The First Fantasy Campaign and show how Brevity can help adventure and campaign creation.

I talk about how, as a GM, you should always have a sense of where the adventure is headed.

I talk about the little things GMs can do to help the PCs be more immersed in the campaign world.

I talk about the pace of the game and not to rush it to get to the "good parts."

I talk about how major mysteries should be planned and developed in campaigns.