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<blockquote data-quote="infax" data-source="post: 1504925" data-attributes="member: 12784">GMing for players you don't know well can always be a little challenging. A good option can be to GM some game they aren't overly familiar with, that way you will all be exploring unknown options.Also, BESM is a classless system, if I'm not mistaken. If the players trust you enough you could use characters you generate yourself to avoid being cuaght too much by surprise with the possible combinations the veterans may come up with.With enough time on your hands you could run a few short games to grow used to your different styles.Another good advice I have seen around the boards is &quot;stick to the basics&quot;. Run a fairly simple adventure initially if you can manage that, don't worry overmuch about clichés or lack of much originality, your own personal style will give anything you use a different twist.I hope any of this helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="infax, post: 1504925, member: 12784"] GMing for players you don't know well can always be a little challenging. A good option can be to GM some game they aren't overly familiar with, that way you will all be exploring unknown options. Also, BESM is a classless system, if I'm not mistaken. If the players trust you enough you could use characters you generate yourself to avoid being cuaght too much by surprise with the possible combinations the veterans may come up with. With enough time on your hands you could run a few short games to grow used to your different styles. Another good advice I have seen around the boards is "stick to the basics". Run a fairly simple adventure initially if you can manage that, don't worry overmuch about clichés or lack of much originality, your own personal style will give anything you use a different twist. I hope any of this helps. [/QUOTE]

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