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Howdy! Here's an exclusive preview of an upcoming D&D Tip YouTube Video on the importance of facilitating decisions in D&D.

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Facilitating Decisions in D&D

Mike discusses the importance of understanding how to facilitate decisions in D&D. 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/ Buy the Lazy DM's Workbook https://slyflourish.com/lazydmsworkbook/

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MonsterVTpilot

My new Rime character only chooses left! just saying. (flaw!) I am finally able to play, after 3 campaigns as DM I am finally playing! My players had to do this when they confronted Zariel. Sometimes you have to break character to have this kind of conversation. Great video as always.

Jeppe Juul Rasmussen

This is such great advice. Yesterday my players walked through an enchanted forest and in the night a fox triggered the alarm spell. The players didnt know the forest was enchanted, so when it started talking and counting them they were shocked. One of the players felt that it was a trick of some sort so he shot the fox and insta killed it with 5 damage, since it has 2 hp. I see now that I should maybe have paused the game and allowed the players to discuss if they REEEEALLY wanted to attack the fox. Again: great video 😃