A brand new year dawns for all of us and with it a blank slate to start things off.
Here are my resolutions for this year:
1) Focus on improving my DMing. I'd like to challenge myself more by pushing my techniques and getting more prep time in.
2) Write more. I'd like to write one quality blog post a week. At the moment, I do a lot of monsters. I like making monsters, but I'd like to push my writing skills.
3) Publish more. I have the Class Catalog for B/X Essentials going to layout and am developing DewomerPunk (Shadowrun for the OSR).
4) Worry less about mechanics and system. I'm currently running DnD 5E and I'd love to be running Shadow of the Demon Lord. I need to stop worrying about that and just enjoy my group and the game we have. With our group, I truly believe the session is more important than the system driving it.
5) Be honest about what I want to run. If I'd been honest with myself and my group, I wouldn't be in the above situation. System doesn't really matter, but I do have preferences and its best to be forthright about them.
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New year, fresh start! My resolutions: level up my DMing, spending more time on prep, and conquer writing with weekly blog posts beyond monster creation. But procrastination looms, I need focus and quick breaks - perfect for a round of slope unblocked. Let's make this year epic!
As we welcome a new year, it's a great time for resolutions. This year, I aim to enhance my DMing skills and push my creativity in writing. I also plan to publish more, diving into exciting projects like the Class Catalog and DewomerPunk. While running DnD 5E, I'm reminded that the fun of the game, much like in Funny Shooter 2 , comes from the experiences we create together, not just the mechanics behind them.
I love reading your resolutions for the year! Your commitment to honing your DMing skills and focusing on writing more reflects a genuine passion for storytelling. It’s also great that you're prioritizing enjoyment over mechanics—after all, the fun of the game is what keeps everyone coming back! Speaking of keeping the fun alive, have you ever tried incorporating games like Run 3 into your sessions?
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I once vowed to learn a new coding language, much like the article's author wanting to improve their DMing. The sheer breadth of the new syntax felt like trying to master a challenging new level in geometry dash, initially overwhelming. My monster, unlike the article's, was debugging.
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That's an awesome set of resolutions! I especially resonate with the "worry less about mechanics" one. It's so easy to get caught up in the perfect system when the fun with your group is what truly matters. I've been trying to apply that mindset to games like Drive Mad lately, where the simple, chaotic fun is the main draw. It's refreshing to just jump in and enjoy without overthinking. Good luck with your DMing and writing goals! What's one specific thing you're hoping to try to push your DMing techniques this year?
Man, I totally get the blank slate feeling. Lately I've been messing around in love tester , just dropping ragdolls into absurd physics experiments with zero rules. Total freedom, endless chaos, and honestly it's therapeutic. Your resolution to worry less about systems and just enjoy your group really resonates. That's the same energy. Here's to a great year of gaming and writing!
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