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I just uploaded a new long-form video to YouTube, discussing how I run day-by-day travel in my D&D games.

But there's something particularly special about this one — it's the first video I'm uploading which was filmed with my new camera. The camera and lens were bought with Patreon funds, and what's awesome about this upgrade is that I can finally film videos in one take, rather than shooting in five-minute segments (one of the annoying features of my old camera). This makes the process of filming and editing literally five hours shorter than it used to be!

Thank you so much for supporting my content so far, and for allowing me to upgrade my kit like this. As a direct result of your backing, I'm now able to switch to doing weekly long-form videos as my main YouTube format (though short-form videos will still have a place on the channel, albeit a slightly smaller one).

Lots more to come!

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How to run travel in Dungeons and Dragons

Travel in D&D can be one of the best parts of the game, with a day-by-day approach to journeys. Here's how, and why, I run day-by-day travel. Get weekly D&D encounters on my Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/dminspo Follow my Instagram for maps, videos, and unique homebrew items! https://www.instagram.com/dm_inspo_/ All artwork used in this video was created by me using Inkarnate (https://inkarnate.com/) and is used here under Creative Commons (License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/) for the purposes of entertainment and education.

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Matthew Ballard

I just watched the video of you talking about doing this video. Thank you so much for doing this!

Joshua Hicks

It's been a while since I have been here. But I am glad to still be supporting you financially as you guide others to be better game masters

Joshua Hicks

Might tune in again soon once I pull myself together 😅