After-Show Show: Mailbag Catch-up

What do your home games look like?

What system are you using, what houserules or hacks?

Biggest delta between impression and actual reading/playing?

Staple, perfect, ring...?

How do you prefer to play games? Is it different from how you prefer to run games?

How do you organize important information?

What methods do you use to make sure quieter players aren't overshadowed?

Do you have any techniques for melding together two different settings?

What is something about your GMing that you wish to (or is trying to) improve?

Is there a system (osr or non-osr) you'd like to run/try to run but haven't had the chance to yet?

How do you feel about monthly in/yearly challenges, and game jams?

What is your favorite way to introduce a new pc after a death?

What is your favorite type of jam? Or do you prefer jellies, perhaps a preservative?

How to avoid bottlenecking in designing an adventure?

What prompted you to start a podcast? And do you ever consider changing the format or focus of the show?

What is your favorite thing that you have written?

So what are your favorite storygames or systems that don’t fall within the spectrum of traditional western fantasy?

How does one to reduce lethality without numbing the thrill of danger and discovery inherent in old school style play?

Help: too many players!