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Mastering DMing: Tell Players “Yes”
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Making a habit of telling players “no” ruins fun. So I’ve got three ways you can lean into telling them “yes” instead.
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Mastering DMing: Tell a Story
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Storytelling is a primal human activity. Before writing existed, we sat around fires and told stories about the stars. Before electricity and television, we wrote plays, novels, and operas. Even…
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Mastering DMing: Focus on Fun
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So you want to be a Dungeon Master? Or maybe you’ve been a DM for a while and feel frustrated? Or perhaps your DMing is better than it’s ever been,…
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The Less Dice the Better
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Why less dice-rolling makes for a more engaging TTRPG session.
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Designing Your Dungeon
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Last week, I wrote a lengthy treatise on the history of megadungeons–and what role they might play in your current TTRPG campaign. It’s my sense that Game Masters want most…
The Mad Cleric
Make Friends and Play RPGs
Jason Wood
I’m a husband, a dad, and a Presbyterian minister.
Some people find it strange that a pastor could be a Dungeon Master.
Others just call me the Mad Cleric.
