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Do you have any tips for planning a one shot as a first time DM?
1. If you want your players to meet a certain person, or run into an encounter but they’re going the wrong direction, just move your encounter/person to a new location they’re moving to. I do this all the time and they’ll never know.
2. Don’t give them a giant map with tons of places drawn on it for fun. They’ll immediately ignore whatever hook/quest you gave them and run off.
3. Keep little notes about towns/important people and keep them by your DM screen. “Littlerock: Export rocks, town of rock golems, peaceful. has inn and bar”.
4. Don’t plan an encounter where they lose if you want them captured for story reasons. If you’re just starting out, just tell them they’ve been captured. Ask them how and why they were captured, and give them a chance to break out with their stuff. Or pay a fine.
a softer sequel to this
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Anonymous said:do you have a specific structure when drawing hands cause i s2g you draw the most realest hands out there (ps. your art is amazeballs)
I focus on the basic shapes first, and I find sharp lines best for this (don’t be afraid to exaggerate), like so:
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some people said I should do something like this. please excuse my bad handwriting. also this isn’t some much a step by step tutorial as it is a bunch of diagrams. let me know if you want more stuff like this.
i tried making a color palette challenge thing so ye!
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