Ruckerworks
If you're a D&D dungeon master, I'll help you prep more efficiently, build adventures that players talk about long after the session ended, and not go insane in the process (no guarantees on that one). If you're a D&D player, I'll help you gain confidence and become the kind of gamer that keeps getting invited back.
Have fun, stay cool, and keep your dice rolling.
NOTE: My channel's 'Conan' avatar was made at a kiosk in Vegas back in 2002 using old-school PhotoShop, not AI.
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Both is best, but if you had to choose one, which skill is more important to being a great dungeon master:
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It's interesting how teaching can help you learn.
I feel like becoming a content creator via my YouTube channel and blog, talking about D&D with a focus on helping dungeon masters, has helped me become a better DM in my own games.
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The more I play D&D and related rules-sets, the more I realize how few absolutes there are in this game. I always state that what is "best" in the game is largely subjective, and as I continue to work on this channel and on social media, that list of subjectives (compared to objective "good or bad") seems to grow on an almost daily basis.
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I'm curious to find out, of those who love 5e and think it's the best version of D&D out there, how many of you have never played anything else? If you're a "5e is best" kind of person AND have played other versions of D&D, what is it about 5e that makes it best for you?
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Let's talk absolutes, as both players and DMs.
Are there any aspects or traits a D&D group absolutely must have before you'll participate?
What about things the group absolutely cannot have?
3 weeks ago | [YT] | 1
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Summer is ending and autumn is nearly here. Do you reflect real-world weather and seasons within your game's campaign?
1 month ago | [YT] | 1
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Whether you're a player or game master, how often do you personally experience Imposter Syndrome during table-top role-playing games?
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Allegedly, owlbear tastes like chicken.
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Curious… What’s your favorite TTRPG that no longer exists?
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"D&D players are as predictable as cats on crack. You genuinely cannot know ahead of time which 30% of your adventure will get attention and which 70% will be ignored.”
"The Dungeon, The Dragon, and Becoming the DM Who Makes it Fun", pg. 12
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