Really. As a GM you want your players' characters to grow, it's sometimes hard to give them enough freedom where they can get in actual trouble, whatever plans you have for them they somehow always avoid, they are suspicious of the carrot and resent the stick, the Friend / GM line is a fuzzy one at times, even running a game with just one PC can feel like herding cats...
Thing is, after a few hours once every week or two, your players go home.
After a few hours in school for the day, your kids come home.
Can you tell I had a wild parenting ride over the past few days?
I did six months of chemo a few years back, hardly lost any hair.
Solo parenting a teenager must account for 90% of my grey hairs tho ;)
It's all worth it in the end... even if I start pulling my hair out...
See, being a GM over all those years left me well prepared... heh
Alright, back to the gaming crap mananna folks :)
Adventure Commentary on Advanced Dungeons & Dragons - I11: "Needle" By
Frank Mentzer For Your Old School Campaigns & Adapted to ACKS II Rpg
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We've covered I11: "Needle" By Frank Mentzer on this blog before back in
Feburary 2019. While high-level classics like Tomb of Horrors (S1) or The
Temple...
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Holy hell, I didn't know you went through chemo. That's intense!
ReplyDeleteParenting is scary stuff. I'm sure you will weather the storm in a caring, firm and graceful manner.