Running a premade module is doing WONDERS for my GMing confidence
BWAAAAAH!
Running a premade module is doing WONDERS for my GMing confidence
Running a premade module is doing WONDERS for my GMing confidence
BWAAAAAH!
No Room For A Wallflower has a lot of cool shit in it but by now I'm just like "Hmmm"
BWAAAAAH!
"I bet I could make this scene cooler"
BWAAAAAH!
At first I was just STRICTLY following the book because I was nervous about fucking it up
boo(f)
honestly yeah, if I had to give One Tip for getting your sea legs GMing
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Run Premades
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a huge chunk of the game I ran in Beyond the Wall, an OSR-style d20 game
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was just me linking a bunch of premades together
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and improvising where I felt I could and/or where the players went off the rails
BWAAAAAH!
Anyway there's like
BWAAAAAH!
...3 more combat?
BWAAAAAH!
4?
BWAAAAAH!
Not many
boo(f)
that's about what I suspected
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We've got the fight for the orbital weapon, which is probably one combat, we've gotta breach Evergreen's defenses, which is one combat
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and then Beggar probably has some shit for a big Final Boss
BWAAAAAH!
Nah I bet B1 goes down like a chump
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hmmmm
BWAAAAAH!
I bet B1 is totally helpless in their NHP casket with no way of being threatening whatsoever
Rama
The first and only "complete" campaign I've run so far was a Star Wars SAGA premade
Rama
Which has helped me a lot in learning how to run my own Star Wars game in Valor