Good Friends of Jackson Elias, episode 42 (47 minutes)

A discussion of GM techniques that we have seen used at the gaming table. Games discussed include Call of Cthulhu, Middle Earth RPG, Vampire and many others.
For more shows visit:
BlasphemousTomes.com
Our show is released as a podcast on the usual places including iTunes. We thought we would upload an episode to CZcams in case some people prefer this format. Let us know if you prefer listening to this here on CZcams. Thanks.

[@toddtaylor4649]

Marvelous gentlemen!!! Your tips and insight are invaluable...solid gold; and grand to listen to. Cheers!!!😊

[@SpookyGroovyPolitoCatMum]

It's been quite a few years since I regularly ran Call of Cthulhu. Now it's a 7th edition impatiently blowing through several things that I I loved running to being with. And of course making all my family play. This particular discussion has reminded me of many things that I used to do and why I used to do them. And inform me on a few things that I shall begin to incorporate. I think the biggest thing working against me at the moment it's time. Before my husband worked I was home with small kids. I had time to dry out huge mapson and workout and what their attitude and postures and manipulations might be our mechanicians might be. And now I find that I have not got much time at all. I just need to focus on scraping the other more minutes to be able to actively work on developing backdrop of campaign. Especially since we have just begun masks of nyarlathotep. I don't think I've ever made it to all the way through the campaign though no that's wrong I did actually. I had to say that there is a companion with the adventurer and lots and lots of more information available in PDF but I'm not really keen on PDFs I like to have hard copies. I'm enjoying the the new materials. My one gripe... That beautiful satin paper that's used I have to angle my book or look at it from the side or till sit around and try to find a point where I can actually read the thing without glare in my eyes. It's very fancy it's very beautiful but damn it you can't read the thing. Halo light I can't see the words and then highlight I can't see the page. As Chris and primitive as it sounds, I would love to have something on quality white paper. It would have a kind of price tag on it and I would be able to read it quickly and make notes in the margin and underline things with my pencil or highlighter which I can't do on the satin Pages even if I wanted to ruin them that way. All that and a bag of chips to say thanks for these presentations fun. Wesley bit of fun... What I do for a living it's billed wargame terrain and scenery. I was recently asked to make a game Masters screen for a client. And I'll begin working on something for myself. Show that to a friend and he insisted on buying it from me so here is a link to a keeper screen wall that I created that has dice-rolling Towers or two on the keeper side and 2 on the players side which I'll let you know how that impacts the speed of action could be cool. Here's the link.
m.facebook.com/FoofighterubuWargameTerrainStudio/photos/pcb.10155386140202005/10155386138542005/?type=3&source=49

[@thegoodfriendsofJE]

That screen does look great. Love the built in dice towers!