Posts Tagged by GM workload
| January 28, 2011 | Posted by Phil Vecchione |
Lets face it, if you are a total improv GM or an uber-prep GM, game mastering is work; more work than being a player. Considering that most of us do not make a living GMing, and have other jobs and responsibilities, why would we want to take on more work in our lives? There must be a reason we accept the responsibility and work of creating a game and running it session after session. So dim the lights, light some incense, and let’s do some…
| November 21, 2008 | Posted by Patrick Benson |
My group that I GM for is currently only three players and myself. Four people at the table isn’t a huge group by any means, but it is still enough people to run some very good games with and I don’t like to GM for more than five players. I’m sure given a little time, energy, and luck that we’ll find one or two more members easily. And that is what my group wants to see happen. They want me to increase the size of…
