| March 18, 2009 | Posted by Patrick Benson |
Last Friday I took over the GM’s seat in a game that I have been playing in. I have notes from the previous GM, plenty of plot hooks to pick up on as well as new ones of my own design, I am familiar with the PCs and their backgrounds, and I was probably in about as good a position as a person can be to take over the GM’s role in an existing game. Yet I did have one pesky problem – my PC.…
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