My time is precious and i dont always have time to prep for a campaign as well as i should. You reading the book to me helps things sink in, helps me to recall information better when in the momment of the campaign. Keep reading the book.
You are providing content I've been searching for for quite some time. Please continue to release content like this. I'll be binge-ing the rest of your channel (:
Fantastic video! I don't know how anyone can retain even a sliver of all of this info to be able to run this with any sort of proficiency and not be referencing the source material constantly. I really want to run this, but like CoS... I've looked at these modules many times in stores and always put them back thinking "Well, THAT's never going to happen." LOL
@@YourPocketGM Hardly. It's just looking through a module that's several hundred pages is daunting AF. Especially knowing that PC's are going to be in this massive city with curiosity engrained. The thought of them ending up wondering into a place that I haven't even reviewed has me a bit freaked out. I tend to over prepare in general, but that's pretty easy to handle on a one-shot or in a small town.
@@asraiSOA If you're so interested that you've looked at them repeatedly, you should give it a try! Just be honest with your players up front that you find the amount of material really daunting, and so you can keep track of which subplots are still open, and end each session by asking them which plots they want to pursue next time. That way you can prepare for the specific things they intend to do. If you're playing with decent people, they'll understand completely that the game world is huge and the game will be more fun for everyone if their DM has a chance to be familiar with the right chunk of it on a given day.
@@Eladelia Thank you for that and great advice. Yes, my group would be more than willing to be cooperative in that fashion. Hell, they're just happy to be playing and that I decided to start running a game! Thus far, I've weaved together several one-shots that morphed into Lost Mine. I have since picked up several of the WotC adventures and am leaning towards either this one or The Wild Beyond the Witchlight. I'm very intrigued by both settings and I think my group would really be into it. Anyway, again, thank you for the input!
@@asraiSOAjust remember that you have to be really studied up on the part that your players are about to play. You can skim through everything and then go into details when you need to
thanks for the tips, ill be needing them i have a full chaotic neutral party in a lawful good city. i can tell I'm going to be getting some railroading.
Many of them are original artworks I found via google image search, however the majority of them are from old 3.5e Adventure Modules, particular the 1st Edition Pathfinder books between 2008 and 2018.
Sounds like they're not that great at adventuring! I'd make up a story about a hidden treasure within the tavern and turn the basement into a small dungeon with a magic item or two inside.
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My time is precious and i dont always have time to prep for a campaign as well as i should. You reading the book to me helps things sink in, helps me to recall information better when in the momment of the campaign. Keep reading the book.
Thanks! This campaign is going to be my first DM attempt -- so excited for the theme!
Same, dude. I’m so excited, I’m very thankful for these videos for helping me hear and understand what’s what.
also will be my first attempt.
@michaelperrine2754 how did it go?
17:34 helped me read the flowchart much better. Thank you for the effort put into this.
You are providing content I've been searching for for quite some time. Please continue to release content like this. I'll be binge-ing the rest of your channel (:
These guides are super usefull! Im running this moduel soon and being able to listen to it as an audiobook really helps me retain the info.
Thank you. I am not a strong reader but to follow along helped so much.
More of these please! I'm running this then the dungeon if the mad mage.
You are a god amongst men with the work you put in to make this!!
The best WDH guide on YT. Thank you.
Very helpful m8, good to read along to, the pictures and symbols really kept things easier to understand
I like how in the background you can hear some music from Tales games, a fan I assume? 😄
These are amazing , so glad I've found them gonna share them with my fellow DMS too
Fantastic video!
I don't know how anyone can retain even a sliver of all of this info to be able to run this with any sort of proficiency and not be referencing the source material constantly. I really want to run this, but like CoS... I've looked at these modules many times in stores and always put them back thinking "Well, THAT's never going to happen." LOL
I hope to make all Game Masters feel confident and prepared to run any adventure! I hope these videos didn't discourage you 😔
@@YourPocketGM Hardly. It's just looking through a module that's several hundred pages is daunting AF. Especially knowing that PC's are going to be in this massive city with curiosity engrained. The thought of them ending up wondering into a place that I haven't even reviewed has me a bit freaked out. I tend to over prepare in general, but that's pretty easy to handle on a one-shot or in a small town.
@@asraiSOA If you're so interested that you've looked at them repeatedly, you should give it a try! Just be honest with your players up front that you find the amount of material really daunting, and so you can keep track of which subplots are still open, and end each session by asking them which plots they want to pursue next time. That way you can prepare for the specific things they intend to do. If you're playing with decent people, they'll understand completely that the game world is huge and the game will be more fun for everyone if their DM has a chance to be familiar with the right chunk of it on a given day.
@@Eladelia Thank you for that and great advice. Yes, my group would be more than willing to be cooperative in that fashion. Hell, they're just happy to be playing and that I decided to start running a game! Thus far, I've weaved together several one-shots that morphed into Lost Mine.
I have since picked up several of the WotC adventures and am leaning towards either this one or The Wild Beyond the Witchlight. I'm very intrigued by both settings and I think my group would really be into it.
Anyway, again, thank you for the input!
@@asraiSOAjust remember that you have to be really studied up on the part that your players are about to play. You can skim through everything and then go into details when you need to
We're currently running this campaign and I'm afraid all of the 4 major villain are our enemies AHAHAHAH
thanks for the tips, ill be needing them i have a full chaotic neutral party in a lawful good city. i can tell I'm going to be getting some railroading.
Love this, thank you !
tales of symphonia music in the background?? 🌟
came for this coment ;D
cheers mate, good content!
Thanks for this!
How you pronounce "cache" is troubling me :)
I love your guides so much
If I may ask, where did you get all of the images? I really like the ones used for characters
Many of them are original artworks I found via google image search, however the majority of them are from old 3.5e Adventure Modules, particular the 1st Edition Pathfinder books between 2008 and 2018.
If PCs don’t want Volo’s offer of that closed old tavern what should a DM do to keep the adventure going?
Sounds like they're not that great at adventuring! I'd make up a story about a hidden treasure within the tavern and turn the basement into a small dungeon with a magic item or two inside.
Soooo guilds are basically Unions? 😂
This is great content but most of it is you reading from the book verbatim. Not sure how that's a guide...