@ZoeQuinnzel This is what I'll tell my game design housemates next year when everyone bottles it and refuses to DM.
Basically if you want to do any narrative design in games, I can't suggest being a Dungeon Master enough. It's that + improv.
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@CapnRaccoon "I don't wanna DM" = "I am lazy" -
@ZoeQuinnzel I don't think I have the ability to DM..Plus I wanna be a Paladin. Not a DM. -
@CapnRaccoon leddy play Call of Cthulhu with me so I can murder you lots -
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@AlmostApollo@CapnRaccoon roll to hit that
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@ZoeQuinnzel DMed a group of theater people for a few years. Improv was a very necessary skill. -
@aeazel because players will NEVER do what you expect them to -
@ZoeQuinnzel EVER. Thankfully I took a lot of courses on Lazzi and Commedia, so was more than prepared for their shenanigans.
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@ZoeQuinnzel teaches some pretty great mechanical stuff too. As a combat engine, 4e could teach a lot.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@ZoeQuinnzel I enjoy game design and improv, but I struggle with coming up with a narrative worth putting forward. Any tips?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@ZoeQuinnzel Right! It helps with acting AND with game development. Therefore, DM = perfect person.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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