Roll For Shenanigans Nathan Tommis

This week, Nathan and AJ discuss the problem of choosing who gets to sit around your table, how you might want to recruit and the tips and tricks to avoid when you are starting a campaign.

This week, Nathan and AJ discuss sources of inspiration. What can you turn to when you have no ideas? How might you convert something from culture into your roleplaying games.

This week Nathan and AJ take a look to a different form of roleplaying game; One Shot games. When should you run them? How should you run them? Who are they good for? We will attempt in our own way to answer this!

This week Nathan and AJ tackle an important question that every GM will handle at some point, how do you support new players? We tackle how to deal with this and what techniques you might use to help new participants in roleplaying games.

This week Nathan and AJ tackle the tricky matter of who to have at your table, what steps to go through when one starts a new campaign. How do you know if the group is going to be a good fit? What are the benefits of a session 0? And how much can you head problems off by starting well?

This week, AJ and Nathan focus on the trickiest of aspects, Dungeon Design. How do you make a decent one? Philosophically what is a dungeon? Can you apply dungeon crafting ideas to games without them?