Four Histories of D&D – Lazy RPG Talk Show

4189.398 - 4216.19 Mike Shea

thinking back that was really tight and i kind of wish i had done it in two parts so that i would have an adventure and that adventure would be designed to occur in two parts and i could sort of split it into three bits like the what's the beginning where is the middle part going to be at the end of the first session and then where is the ending going to be and then i could condense the stuff in the middle of each of those in order to build like a good solid arc that gave us a good six hours of time for that so you might consider that too instead of making each episode self-contained