You’ve created a masterpiece. Your PCs are loving it. In fact they keep telling you how wonderful this adventure is that they don’t want it to stop – but you’ve only got one scene left and then it’s over. Do you end it? Or try to make it last longer? What do you do? How to you capitalize on this awesome?! This is how.
The mentor is there to help guide the players in particular ways we take a look at how you can play an mentor npc in your game without it feeling just like another NPC.
We go about how you can add cool stuff to your game, and doing it in a way that feels original and in a fun way that fits and adds flavour. This is our 4 easy ways you can add cool stuff to your ttrpg.
We take a look at how you can add humor / humour and comedy into your roleplaying games, to enhance the drama and the storytelling within your tabletop role-playing games as a Game Master / Dungeon Master.
We look at how you can go about having a guest GM /DM or multiple GM’s /DM’s in your tabletop roleplaying games.
>We look at how you can intwine your master plot into your tabletop role playing sessions, through subtle clues. We look at how you can ensure that your master plot runs in the background regardless of what the players may get up to.
We take the next step in our GM 101 course… to GM 102 where we look at building encounters that your players will still feel epic facing but not necessarily die in the first second.
