I like to think one of the gnomes chasing the giant is a bit flatter than the rest.

These videos really help me out man, I'm a dm and I appreciate you making this content, thank you for all the videos you make

You deserve so many more subscribers and views, man. Your map making alone is superb, and your DM advice and such is top tier but the best part of your videos is definitely how freakin' positive you always are!

Your videos really helped me get over the scary part of D&D as a very new baby DM!! The way you describe things really break it down for me and I couldn’t be more thankful that your videos exist!!

Super imaginative!! 😃

Really enjoying these basic setups and the style of gameplay.

Nice work Jp!

Just discovered your channel. You are a very gifted artist and teacher! I'll be looking up your Patreon, as well. Your videos are informative and inspirational. Your upbeat and encouraging attitude is infectious. Please keep up the amazing work.

these videos are helpfull and quite cool. This guy deserves more attention.

thanks for making these videos, I love drawing and dnd and i have a game tomorrow, and I am a dm, wish me good

Recently discovered your channel and love your content!! I'm a (young) DM myself and hand-drawing maps and all other sorts of stuff is super fun. Your videos are very inspiring, keep it up

Looking forward to the guide!

Toll Trolls are the best. Don't hate on the toll troll. lol They're just working their 9-5 too.

I think another way encounters can be made interesting is with permanence, if I were to kill a gaggle of goblins on my way to another village, I'd probably be considered a helper and people would probably be a bit more open to me if said goblins have been a menace, conversely, if I encounter a goblin cave later on, they might be the same goblin tribe I killed from, and so they may petition me to not murder them all (as has been clear I can do with their best warriors in their raiding party) and to have their wares in offering. Beating up some guards who are extorting from a caravaneer could lead to a bounty or to respect from the guard captain depending on if they are to be an antagonist or a helpful NPC.

The road through the forest has a dotted line down the center?

Beautiful drawings and wonderful ideas! I think the best travel encounter I've ever run was "Black Arrows" from Lost Mines of Phandelver. It gives the players a chance to see the ambush coming and take a proactive step in the action! I'd love to here you talk about how you come up with a good "spin" on a classic encounter, such as the Iron Brewhaha example. What components make for a good spin and what is the process for writing them?

this guy looks like messi