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Dungeon Master and Apprentice: Passing on the Craft, Part III

Posted on January 31, 2012 by The Dungeon Master

This Tuesday I bring you the final piece on the basics of being a Dungeon Master: effectively utilizing Player Input. How do you teach someone to DM who has a completely different style from you? I am an off-the-cuff DM; … Continue reading →

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Dungeon Master and Apprentice: Passing on the Craft, Part II

Posted on January 27, 2012 by The Dungeon Master

Today I bring you Part II on the basics of being a Dungeon Master, and how we can teach these essential skills to new DMs.  The third and final part will be out next Tuesday: How do you teach someone to … Continue reading →

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Dungeon Master and Apprentice: Passing on the Craft, Part I

Posted on January 24, 2012 by The Dungeon Master

This week we take a closer look at the basics of being a Dungeon Master, and how we can teach these essential skills to new DMs.  At first I was naive enough to think I could answer this question in … Continue reading →

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