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The final episode on Aristotle's Poetics & D&D. PDM covers music and presentation, including accents, handouts, and terrain.

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Masterclass 5: Presentation

Apply Aristotle's poetics to D&D. Today: Melody (music) & Spectacle (terrain, handouts, accents). PDM shows you his table and tools.

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Happy Birthday! I'm watching your video right now and you mentioned it. Thank you for bringing so much joy creativity and and perspective to our hobby!

Wayne Jordan

I just hit the big 5 oh, myself, happy b'day. Hope you and yours ride this out unscathed. Great video.

Branden

Happy birthday, Professor!

GegaHub

Awesome video! Trying to add more accents and characterizations myself so this was both timely and informative. Also Happy Birthday!

Martin

Its like sitting in the game room myself. The bookcase model looks great!

James Rubio

Boy what a great series. Thanks again Professor, and happy birthday!

Ben Von

Adding the Beowulf soundtrack to my playlists now. Are you familiar with TableTopAudio.com? It's a revelation.

Nathan Fullerton

Thanks so much that was fantastic. Happy Birthday!!!

Grendel

Ugh! I tried to reply days ago, but my stupid iPad doesn't make it easy! Anyway, really liked this video! Doing voices is always fun, even though I think they all sound like me anyway, my players, I think?, notice the difference. As an aside, with all of this coronavirus stuff going on, I just wanted to shoot out a special thank you to you professor, for keeping up with the channel and Patreon stuff. It helps to pass the time and keep me focused on things that really matter, games, friends, and family.

MaOh

Oh hey! Your Combat playlist looks a lot like mine!

Brian Wissner

This is most excellent! I am loving this Master Class series!

MrGunn

Happy belated birthday! Very informative video, me likey!

Nick

PDM check out the Final Fantasy Tactics soundtrack. Loads of those battle songs work similarly to Darkest Dungeon but someone are a bit higher in tension and make great boss music.

Evil Chad

Yet another great video. I too have reached the half century mark.