A Discussion on Areas of Improvement

Hey!  first article posting from Jon.  Good to see.  His post cntains thoughts about the most recent session and some solid ideas for improvement.  I encourage the Tales of Exandria participants to read and discuss in the comments thread for this article. ~Joe

 

House Cleaning

I really enjoyed this game but I’d have a couple things brought up generally for smoother game play. I’d like to stress that I’m having a blast and I’m not frustrated with anyone. But there are some things I’d like to look at to make the game run smoothly. This is going to be a long post. Just know that I’m not mad, this is tuning up an already fantastic game that I’m truly enjoying running. But if we can focus on these 4 things, we can probably nip some worse things in the bud and improve the game as a whole. But just don’t misunderstand the long post for a rant. I am utterly thrilled with how this game has been going. I just want to bring some stuff up so we can make this even better. And I’m DM so if I don’t, no one does.

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Additional Roll20 Notes

I've now run two roll20 sessions.  As my mentor and spirit guide, in the Roll20 universe, has been feeding me information and the name of macros he has created I have been taking notes.  This post will contain some of my most useful learning's, commands really.

Adventures in Wildemount

Jon has taken on the somewhat daunting task of running two sets of adventurers in Wildemount based home-brew games as we enter a world of potentially extended stay-at-home orders.  Both games are initially running on Roll20, though one group intends to return to face to face gaming when the virus allows.  This link has links to various resources for the two games.