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The Demon Tailor Pre And Post Planning Session (Patreon)

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2023-12-01 23:00:02
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PDM walks you through the latest episode in his long-running campaign. In this video he covers how to create exciting openings, how to split the party, how to run a city adventure, and how to run a mystery. 

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Demon Tailor Session Planning

Comments

MrGunn

I got the Bagel, Man! :D

A Name Apart

Sounds like a thrilling session

GM James

Love it! Fantastic scenario, and great info for how to adapt stuff. Thanks again Professor!

Rufus Lynks

Enjoyed it immensely, and will watch it again - good notes to be had here. I offer that whenever soldiers move there are smells, always. Especially after, whatever has happened, "after" smells soak into everything - clothes, body oils, hair, freakin' eveything. When you were describing that movement my mind went straight to the sink.

Kevin Ray

Another great video!

Chuck Thorin

That sound great as usual. And I figured that Demon Tailor was going to be based on Terror In The Streets. Great module.

samurguybri

I love these videos. I’m going to be running “A Time to Harvest” a CoC adventure using your Eldritch hack rules. We’ll make characters and connect them investigators tomorrow. The adventure is very complicated with a ton of NPCs, whom the party needs to know to care about and a whole raft of “local color” for them to interact with. I’m going to take quick notes. Establish connections to the NPCs tomorrow and start things out quickly in the town they need to investigate. The book is way overladen with text. I know CoC is a different beast than DnD but dang, that book is useless at the table.

Frederic Schmitt

Graf Totbringer 😂 that was a laugh. Also the video was very useful. Thank you a lot for the upload. P.S.: may I ask you a question, dear Professor DM? Do you have any recommendations for holiday themed adventures? Preferably something ghost related. Greetings from Germany.

Scott Spears

Love the idea of timers. They really amp up the tension. Belated Happy Thanksgiving.

Bagel-Man

Gosh, that sounded awesome! The cinematography was great as well Professor. Definitely want to run this at some point, but that ending is a once in a lifetime moment that can’t be remade.

Graham Kane

I need to watch this a few more times! There’s a ton of great information and tips in this video, thanks for sharing the process.

MrGunn

PDM, Wow, I believe this is one of your best videos. It was clear, concise, and informative. You showed a lot of enthusiasm and I especially liked how you referred back to prior videos and advice. Loved the format, I think you should post this on YouTube for the masses. Thanks for sharing this, keep up the great work. Regards, MrGunn

Peter Ferguson

I really picked up some great tips here, have been watching for a while and have learned so much! Thanks for videos like this!!

Lee Caddick

Absolutely brilliant, thank you PDM.

Jay

PDM, this video was outstanding. Reminds me of the how-to videos you made of the Caves of Carnage with the notes and details laid out. These are by far fan favorites. Perhaps a tutorial video series or a few revisions of some of the older instructional videos on how to setup any adventure with all the new ideas you've discovered since since those older videos you've done. I bet they would be a big hit!

Jay
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He makes it look so easy right? Makes me wish I had all the cool terrain and mini's but the layout of the notes, timer ideas, way initiative is dealt with and impromptu stuff makes it even more interesting. Bet new GM's would find this information gold.

Brad F

Holy cow, how do you keep all these threads connected over multiple adventures? Great video!

Megatron

These types of videos are why I support you here on Patreon. There is so much tangible knowledge being shared in them and the visuals add so much to the overall learning experience. Thank you PDM!!!