"The Privileged Dungeon Master: Navigating Player Surplus & Social Success"

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"The Privileged Dungeon Master: Navigating Player Surplus & Social Success"

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In this episode, Table Ready explores the unique advantages and challenges of being a Dungeon Master with a surplus of players and strong social skills. He discusses the benefits of DMing in a major city, the luxury of player choice, and the role of social success in managing group dynamics. But don't worry if you're not in this situation - Noah also shares practical tips for DMs with fewer player options, including leveraging online platforms, setting clear expectations, the importance of saying no and leveling up you personal Charisma. Whether you're a DM in a bustling city or a small town, this video is packed with insights to help you create a fun and engaging experience for everyone at your table. Happy gaming!

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@rjjeffrey75 11 ай бұрын

I like your very polished presentation of content. Looking forward to seeing what else you have in store for us.

@TBLReady 11 ай бұрын

Thank you! I’m learning and I genuinely think I’m getting better as I upload.

@FriendlyDuergar-by7jm Жыл бұрын

Nice vid. When I started playing, probably in middle school, none of us knew anything about it. We would all take turns running adventures for each other so, the concept of a group having one person as the DM all the time is something I've learned later in life, and still doesn't feel quite natural even though I know that's the norm. I generally think having new players DM early is great. I usually encourage it after having played in two or three sessions. Sometimes if you wait too long the expectations get high and it gets intimidating.

@TBLReady Жыл бұрын

Yo that’s real! I have always played and DM’d but it’s mostly been one DM in each group. I like the idea of getting new players to run a game, it would be fun and yeah take away some of the fear of failure. I started just doing short adventures here and there. It was fun. I’ve found a lot of players these days expect to play a character for 10+ levels. Which is nice but leaves less time for more character and adventure ideas.