• BSH: A D&D Conversation 12 - Incoming Player Etiquette and a Mechanics Case Study

  • Dec 15 2024
  • Length: 38 mins
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BSH: A D&D Conversation 12 - Incoming Player Etiquette and a Mechanics Case Study

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  • The players (and DM) sit down and chat about various topics relating to D&D and TTRPGs in general. On this episode of Beddlym's Social Hour: A D&D Conversation, we talk about behaviors, etiquette, and expectations when it comes time to add an additional player to your group. After which we discuss the interpretation of the fighter's skill "Rally" as was applied to a scenario occurring in our previous game session Shorthanded Combat and Mistaken Identities.


    Beddlym's Social Hour contains adult language and adult situations. Listener discretion is advised.


    Credits:

    DM: Beddlym

    Grom: Percy Steele

    Tylylor: Kari Dennis

    Brax Rome: Marc McGrath

    Mirmulnir: George




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