D&D General Ginni D Yes, And

[Reynard]

I generally like Ginni D, but I found this video from her to be particularly good. Kudos.

 

[overgeeked]

It’s a great video.

 

[Charlaquin]

Ginni's great. This video is great.

 

[Vael]

Very well done

 

[jdrakeh]

Nice advice, but it has been around for years (it's literally nothing new). [Edit: I first encountered these options circa 2012 in Archipelago.]

 

[pukunui]

Nice advice, but it has been around for years (it's literally nothing new). [Edit: I first encountered these options circa 1012 in Archipelago.]

You're not kidding! Also, you're really old! Are you a vampire or something?

 

[Charlaquin]

Nice advice, but it has been around for years (it's literally nothing new). [Edit: I first encountered these options circa 1012 in Archipelago.]

For us old fogies who spend our time engaging with the ancient medium of forums, sure. It might be new for the young whipper-snappers who spend their time engaging with the (now only slightly less ancient) medium of Youtube.

 

[Zaukrie]

Nice advice, but it has been around for years (it's literally nothing new). [Edit: I first encountered these options circa 1012 in Archipelago.]

Is anything new? Are we to assume everyone has been exposed to everything?

 

[EzekielRaiden]

Alright, posting this now, before hearing more than about three seconds of audio: In general, I'm a big fan of "yes, and" for D&D, and roleplay in general. I recognize, as she said in those few seconds, that RPGing is not 100% identical to theatrical improvisation, and I presume she will heavily qualify that statement as soon as I hear more. I'm mostly just...well, a real damn skeptical audience right from the get-go because I've seen a lot of arguments I find deeply wanting that aimed to take on "yes, and" DMing.

Will post again actually responding to the content therein.

 

[jdrakeh]

You're not kidding! Also, you're really old! Are you a vampire or something?

Oh no! You caught me out!