Da GM Chat

For this round table we bring Pete, Dan, Jenna, Stacy, and Ceddy in to talk Homebrew & House Rules. As is custom, we do not have a time limit nor do we rate Round Tables for everyone, most simply because it is harder to do that with a group than it is 1-on-1.Come hear us talk about Healing, HP, Odd Sources, and the Rule of Cool.

Ceddy returns to talk about what's new in his TTRPG gameplay. This episode was recorded 8 months prior to posting, due to a few hiccoughs in life.We cover streaming TTRPGs, ethical use of materials and commissions, faulty DM memories, and how to schedule, and much much more in this Fabulous return of the show.

Bringing the focus to new players and empowering creation in D&D with years of experience, Stacy's interview gives fresh outlooks to some of my standard questions. We look at the longevity of the game, building a community with TTRPGs, and expanding yourself through your time at the table.An episode that is full of insight, and definitely not one to miss!

Jenna brings us into one of the more varied sets of TTRPG experiences brought to the podcast thus far. We honestly could have done a much longer episode, but I didn't want to edit more than an hour or so of audio...Come listen to some flexible tips and tricks in this episode!

A special episode with one of the coolest people I have ever met, Dan takes us on a road trip to Alaska and back with his in-depth look at planning and executing easy-going and engaging gaming.I advise you all to bring a pen and paper, because you are going to want to Take Note!

Pete starts off the second set of interviews with some amazing stories, and some useful advice for PC and GM alike. Come join us at the table for this opening episode of Set 2, and feel free to reach out at dagmchatcast[at]gmail[dot]com.

Bringing back Ceddy, Alice, James, Colleen, and Darin to talk about some of their shared experience at the table. The first Round Table Topic is Co-DMing and 1-Shots or SHort Stories.We focus on how to deal with people at the table who might know too much, when and why a storyline might end, and how to keep the table fun while handing it all off to the next GM.As always, if you would like us to address a topic on a Round Table, or if you would like to be a guest, contact Andrew at dagmchatcast[at]gmail[dot]com.

The final guest in Set 1 has arrived! With more experience in one GM than everyone in the whole of the show thus far (host included), Darin talks about getting started back in the throes of the Satanic Panic. We talk about TTRPGs before cellphones and the internet, and we talk about making a table a safe and fun space to explore new worlds!Grab a seat and let us bend your ear one more time before Set 1 comes to a close with the first ever Round Table event!

Colleen takes us down the rabbit hole into some of her horror-based gameplay with homebrew modules. While this episode does contain some descriptions of graphic violent material, it also touches on the heartfelt community built while gaming.Find out how to grow your circle of friends and family with Colleen.

In a somewhat short episode, James takes us on his journey through TTRPGs, and brings us to new shores with his favorite game: 7th Sea!We talk about how family life impacts gaming, and how gaming can impact family life, as well as Attitudes and personalities at the table.Come join us at the table with this fun filled adventure!

Talking with Alice is always a joy. Her experience in the World of Darkness franchise of games brings a great perspective on games a bit more flexible than your average D&D table, and her emphasis on roleplaying within the game is a genuine treat.Come explore a few titles we have heard of, and some new ones to the show!

Set 1 Episode 1First exposed to Table Top Role Playing Games in the Marine Corps, Ceddy tells us about his experiences in rules changes, adaptation, and player and character growth through his time playing D&D. One of the more versatile GMs I have ever had the pleasure to play with, Ceddy brings a unique flow to any table he games at.Come get a feel for his play history and creative style in his Da GM Chat interview.