getting noticed

I have felt it, though almost too small to notice. The growing pains of streaming. People actually watch, we have subscribers. I have been told our streamed game is refreshing. We are everyday people playing an RPG. We look up rules, chatter, table talk, break character, and rarely use any character voices.

Do we want more? Of course! We are well aware of the amount of people who stream their games. We do not expect glory, however we really enjoy playing and want to share this with others. None of us are entertainers by trade. To be fair, I probably come the closest (remember, I’m a bard on nights and weekends), but still only on a stage with several others around me doing the same thing. So what you see is what you get. 

If you don’t have a group to play with, we invite you to watch our games and hopefully give you a taste of tabletop gaming. Even if you are with a group, we hope that you will find some benefit to watching us and seeing how we play. I watch several videos of GMs giving tips, sharing ideas, and running games to try to improve my own games for my players. It helps me to understand my role as a player too. I know my players do the same.

So here we stand, writing another GM Corner for you, working on our website to update town-criers, and trying to get in all the announcements of future conventions at least one of us will be at. This takes time. We do not have any dedicated employees. It’s just us wanting to share our love for RPGs with you.