May 11, 2022

Video Preview: Seven Tools for D&D Improvsation

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Seven Tools for Better D&D Improvisation #dnd #lazydm (YouTube)

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Raffi Minassian · May 22, 2022

This information is extremely useful. Thank you!!

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Jason Sylvester · May 12, 2022

For NPCs make sure you write a pronunciation as well (it also helps to determine if the name is pronouncable)

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Frank Moore · May 12, 2022

Waiting for you to do an interview Dyson to talk maps in games. THAT will be must see.

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Brad F · May 11, 2022

Can we get a list of links of the sites and products mentioned in this video?

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Sly Flourish · May 11, 2022

Yep! They're in the show notes of the video. You can reach the video directly here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr-Wb-Szedo

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Richard Carey-Knight · May 11, 2022

As always, excellent. I sent the DM of my present game in your direction a couple of months ago, and it pleases me no end to see him become a Lazy DM.

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Darin · May 11, 2022

Great info Mike! All very useful tips!

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Epic Quest · May 11, 2022

Awesome as always Mike! I also use a good music playlist, sorted by mood. I’ve noticed that my players and I improvise better under the spell of an inspiring background music. I always talk to my players about the importance of music at the game. Can you imagine watching Lord of the rings or The hobbit without music? …exactly. Thanks for another great video. Cheers!

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Steve LaRocque · May 11, 2022

Right on the money again Mike! Great content...keep em coming!! Thank so much.