Running a Game in Public by Frank Mentzer – Part IV: Summary July 24, 2020Zoltar Running a Game in Public<br /> Part IV: Summary</p> <p>This weekend I’ve handed you a complete kit for running a convention game with ANY old-school style D&D rules on the fly, with zero preparation (Original, Holmes, Moldvay, BECMI, 1e, or 2e… anything pre-y2k).</p> <p>Part 1 is operational advice:</p> <div class="fb-post" data-href="https://www.facebook.com/frank.mentzer/posts/2723794064366994" data-width="552"></div> <p>Part 2, the characters (a sample set with ancillary reference materials)</p> <div class="fb-post" data-href="https://www.facebook.com/frank.mentzer/posts/2725861310826936" data-width="552"></div> <p>Part 3, a simple generic dungeon layout suitable for a 4-hr game, with both starting Players’ Map and the Game Master’s master guide</p> <div class="fb-post" data-href="https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2726046877475046" data-width="552"></div> <p>Now you’re out of excuses. Get out there and run a game!<br /> Empower players, don’t try to control them.<br /> Act like a pro and they’ll accept you as one. It’s about attitude more than skills.<br /> Admit your errors when they happen, apply fixes. Be human, not a robot.<br /> You’re part of the game too. Have some fun.</p> <p>You can DO this! Share this:TweetWhatsAppTelegramEmail
