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"Use Published D&D Material" Video Preview (Patreon)

Published:
2021-05-13 18:15:41
Edited:
2022-02-04 17:05:39
Imported:
2026-06
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Hello patron of Sly Flourish! 

I've started a new series of short ~ 3 minute videos on YouTube. I hope to publish one of these a week on top of my other regular YouTube videos. I had a chance to shoot a couple of them today and wanted to give you the first look at the first on using published D&D material.

This won't be published publicly for a couple of weeks but, thanks to your patronage, you get an exclusive sneak peek!

Thank you again for your support!

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Use Published D&D Material

Mike talks about the incredible value published D&D material brings to our games. Click "Show More" for details and links. Subscribe to the Sly Flourish Newsletter https://mailchi.mp/aea22a827290/slyflourishnewsletter Support Sly Flourish on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/slyflourish Buy Return of the Lazy Dungeon Master http://slyflourish.com/returnofthelazydm/

Comments

WhiteRice

Content is great, as always. Only feedback would be...needs more fireplace 😂

David Ross

Great advice! I do this all the time with my campaigns. Grab a tower from map designer, a trap from Tomb of Annihilation, a character... doesn't matter. It makes things so much easier for us Lazy DMs!

Patrick

This is excellent advice. I constantly mix and match from sources. "Stripping for parts" is such a great way to describe it. Thanks, Mike.

Brian Gauthier

Great video. Fireside chat. I love it.

Andrew Houghton

Hey Mike, I'm running a campaign of short adventures cobbled together vs one contigious plot. Any advice/recommendations ? I've seen things like 'The Black Road'. Interested in your opinion if you have one.

Michael Shea

It sounds a lot like a West Marches style game. You might want to check out that sort of play. I think the adventure generators I put together can help too. Individual adventures for a group. For me, a larger plot almost always come to light though. I've never run a series of individual adventures continuously like that. Good luck!