Radio Grognard KING SIZE

I talk about an RPG hack you can use for mapping.

I talk about playing with family and friends during the holiday season.

I talk about who describes the coup de grace.

I talk about lingering injuries in RPGs.

I talk about when planning an adventure for a certain PC they're not being able to make it.

I talk about trying to come up with a way to organize my RPG sources.

I talk about my top 5 RPGs at this time (with a few HMs).

I talk about how the PCs could get hired by a monster.

I talk about winning at a cost and failing forward.

I talk about how to get plot twists to work in RPGs.

I talk about how to "pulp up" your games.

I talk about the recent lack of GMs for The Current Edition and how the OSR handles it.

I talk about what the effect the current edition of D&D has had on gaming in general and the OSR in particular.

I talk about races in RPGs and my thoughts on them.

I talk about modern vs. OSR rulesets.

I talk about ways to do (or substitute) skills.

I talk about tagging in games.

I talk about playing monsters at their intelligence.

I talk about distances vs. zones.

I talk about how much do the PCs know about the campaign world?

I talk about creating unique monsters.

I talk about life-changing PC events and what it means to the character.

I talk about group initiative as opposed to individual initiative.

I talk about PCs starting at Level 0.

I talk about a way to start encounters.

I talk about earworms and their possible use.

I talk about a type of player.

I talk about distances and zones.

I talk about switching up the pace when folks get bored.

I talk about all-roleplaying sessions and how it can change the character(s).

I talk about how to modify dungeons to suit the GMs need.

I talk about multiclassing.

I talk about trying the scheduling games over the holidays.

I talk about how I prefer stat rolls to target number rolls.

I talk about peripheral damage in a game.

I talk about what is a dungeon or better yet what is a ruleset to you?

I talk about how a GM should tighten the adventure and cut out the boring stuff.

I talk about how an adventure should have just a bit of reality.

I talk about how a GM may have to move the climax of a story for the PCs.

I talk about distances in encounters and how to negotiate them.

I talk about NPC's wants and needs versus adventure info.

I talk about the Punch Clock Villain and how the PCs may use him.

I talk about when a PC dies, how do you handle it?

I talk about adventures that go on too long.

I talk about a ranger character idea I had.

I talk about the GM's favorite monsters.

I talk about the disparity between role-playing , rolling dice and why you need both.

I talk about when and when not to give players maps.

I talk about monster reactions.

I talk about throwing dungeons together on-the-fly.