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Anonymous

I was going to save this for my commute on Monday. Instead I immediately consumed it and I regret nothing! Fantastic!

Anonymous

Awesome stuff, definitely left me wanting more :)

Allison Stewart

I loved it! I wish I had a resource like this the first time I DM'd. I spend, literally, years looking for people to play D&D with. (Being a girl in the 80's didn't really help my plight.) All the people I knew were guys, and they usually played 10-20 hours over a weekend--one of the most overlooked benefits of dependent student status. No way were my parents going to OK that. So. If I wanted to play, I was the DM, and I had to scrounge my own players too. Standard trial by fire.

Snow Dogs

Nicely done gentlemen, a question that came me while I was listening was regarding long distance games. What online resources would you recommend for running a hybrid in person and virtual game. I have players who can get to get her regularly and others that need to travel some distance. Is the way to incorporate both to get the best of both worlds?

Ken Bauer

Is there a feed URL for these so I can sync them with my podcast app on my phone? I need to inject them into the rotation

HorizonStation

#question I’ve DM’d a game for two of my friends now for years. However, now we all live on different sides of the world and the time zones get in our way some weeks. I’d like to some way to incorporate text-based role play to scratch our collective itch when we can’t play in real time but it seems tough to not get out of sync with the campaign. Have either of you had experience with this?

Anonymous

I loved this guys! More, more, more!!!

allen b walton

#question: in selecting players for the c-team, what was the criteria or personality-alchemy formula you used to make your decision? Did you, in a moment of clarity or inspiration, envision a full team of four people, populated as-is, or did you begin with one player you just HAD to have, then fit others to that player, like assembling a puzzle? Or was it by another avenue? How many people did you approach? Anybody turn you down? Did YOU have to turn anybody down? Every person on the show is great in their own particular way, but not to the extent that there are personality clashes (on stream, at least). I ask because i want to emulate how you garnered such a harmonious mix of differing personality and player-types at the table. So, any wisdom on or around that topic would be cool. Thank you both!

Ken B.

I'm way behind on C-Team, though using the podcast to get caught up. Should I wait to get caught up before starting on This Old Lair?

Anonymous

loving this, thank you both

Allison Stewart

Upon repeated listening, this is still rife with good advice. 💕💕