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What should the balance be between a "tough" GM/DM ("These are the rules!") vs a "soft" GM/DM ("Forget the rules if they get in the way of player fun")? The reason for the question is that last night in our game this issue was a key theme. Background: 16 Episodes ago (E102) a PC was sadly...

What is the best trick/technique you have experienced a GM/DM using to keep the story moving in a TTRPG? Check out our new Rolemaster Actual Play episode: (E117) Ain't no place for a Hero "Shot through to Hath (& you're to blame?)" May the dice roll in your favor! #rolemaster...

Typically, do characters abort a plan or plow ahead regardless, even if it's looking like the plan isn't working, in your TTRPG games? Things get messy in our new Rolemaster Actual Play episode: (E141) Twilight of the Old Order “Random, maniacal, homicidal chicken killer”, with a party member...

Does your GM/DM "sweat the small stuff"/ask for too many rolls in your TTRPGs or do they tell the story with wide, sweeping narrative? Or something in between? What do you think works? The reason for the question is in our episode of last night it took the whole session for the characters to...

Do players discuss battle plans & strategies in between sessions in your TTRPGs? Does this result in more character success in your games? Check out our new Rolemaster Actual Play episode: (E140) Twilight of the Old Order “A Vital Lead” May the dice roll in your favor! #rolemaster...

Do PCs family members often play key roles in your TTPRGs? Why or why not? Check out our new Rolemaster Actual Play episode: (E139) Twilight of the Old Order "A mothers love is like no other love" May the dice roll in your favor! #rolemaster #twilightoftheoldorder #rolemasteractualplay

Does civil unrest and/or natural disasters often play much of a role in your TTRPGs? Why or why not? For a riotously good time check out our new Rolemaster Actual play episode; (E115) Ain’t no place for a Hero “Rubble, Riot & Rats” #rolemaster #twilightoftheoldorder #rolemasteractualplay

Is there a fast travel mechanic in your TTRPG? Do you like this concept to allow characters to "get to the action" or is the journey more important in your games? Check out our new Rolemaster Actual Play episode: (E138) Twilight of the Old Order “A rearrangement & enter Yotto” May the dice...