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Tag Archives: Scott Fitzgerald Gray
The Complexity of Creating Compelling Campaign Conclusions
With the announcement of D&D Next, many gaming groups are likely now in the process of forming an exit strategy for their 4th Edition campaigns. It is first worth noting that most D&D campaign do not reach a conclusion. Even DM Extraordinaire, … Continue reading
Posted in D&D Next, DM Advice
Tagged Communication, D&D, Dungeon Master, Dungeons & Dragons, Gaming, Mass Effect, Mike Shea, Psychology, Randall Walker, RPG, Scott Fitzgerald Gray, SlyFlourish
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Ego Check: Scott Fitzgerald Gray, Freelance Editor and Designer for Wizards of the Coast
Over the summer, I ran my group through the first adventure in Tomb of Horrors, and it was an enjoyable experience for everyone that culminated in our departing Paladin (leaving town for graduate school) sacrificing himself so the party could … Continue reading
Posted in Ego Check
Tagged D&D, Dungeon Master, Dungeons & Dragons, Fourthcore, Gaming, Monster Building, RPG, Scott Fitzgerald Gray, Tomb of Horrors, Wizards of the Coast
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