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Tag Archives: SlyFlourish
Iddy Approved: Sly Flourish’s The Lazy Dungeon Master
I have not been behind a DM screen since my group’s final session a few months ago. There are certainly aspects of gaming on a regular basis that I miss. Creating a world and watching players inhabit that domain and … Continue reading
Posted in Iddy Approved
Tagged D&D, DM, Dungeon Master, Dungeons & Dragons, Gaming, Jimi Bonogofsky, Mike Shea, RPG, SlyFlourish, Wizards of the Coast
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The Tome Show: Player Engagement & DM Preparation
I was recently invited to participate in The Tome Show, a long-running podcast devoted to Dungeons & Dragons news, reviews, interviews, and advice. I joined hosts Jeff Greiner and Tracy Hurley to discuss the topics of player engagement during a session and … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, DM Advice, PC Behavior, Podcast
Tagged Communication, Dungeon Master, Gaming, Mike Shea, PC Behavior, Player Engagement, Preparation, RPG, SlyFlourish, The Tome Show
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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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Understanding Self and Other
In recent weeks, I have been asked for input from others in the online community about certain topics. It has been fun to communicate with other bloggers on their ideas and contribute in any way possible. I wanted to direct … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, DM Advice, PC Behavior
Tagged Communication, D&D, Dice Monkey, Dungeon Master, Gaming, Mark Meredith, Mike Shea, PC Behavior, Psychology, RPG, SlyFlourish
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Critically Hit by Mike Shea
I had the pleasure of talking about Dungeons & Dragons and several psychological components of roleplaying games with Mike Shea for the Critical Hits Podcast. You may know Mike Shea from his popular blog, Sly Flourish. Long-time readers of this … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, DM Advice, PC Behavior, Podcast, Research
Tagged Analysis, Communication, Critical Hits, D&D, Dungeon Master, Dungeons & Dragons, Gaming, Mike Shea, PC Behavior, Podcast, Psychology, RPG, SlyFlourish
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Ego Check: Mike Shea of Sly Flourish
Before starting The Id DM, I spent many months reading articles from other gaming websites, and one of my most frequent stops was to Sly Flourish. When I started this blog, I had very modest expectations for how it would … Continue reading
Posted in Ego Check
Tagged Communication, DM, Dungeon Master, Dungeons & Dragons, Magic Items, Mike Shea, PC Behavior, RPG, SlyFlourish, Wizards of the Coast
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