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Tag Archives: player mistakes

[RPG] Player Mistakes 2 – Don’t Look to the GM for Leadership

Posted on December 18, 2017 by Aki Vainio
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Various organizations have for decades now been moving away from the traditional model of hierarchy. The basic idea is that instead we want autonomous teams, which work together to achieve goals versus the old model of having groups of people performing individual tasks.

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[RPG] Player Mistakes 1 – Too Much Detail in the Character Background

Posted on September 2, 2017 by Aki Vainio
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It would seem like it would be a good idea to be the good student and do your homework. And to a point, yes. You should have some idea of your characters background. On the other hand, too much detail can be a huge detriment.

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