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Join Ang, Di, and J.T. for a discussion about running a setting that’s new to the GM, and introducing a setting that’s new to the players. Can these gnomes get familiar enough with their new setting to avoid being thrown in the stew?
https://gnomestew.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Gnomecast-106.mp3 [2]Download: Gnomecast #106 – Learning New Settings [2]
Links for this episode:
- J.T.’s Gnome Stew article “Using Someone Else’s Setting” [3]
- The Writing Excuses episode “The Element Of Wonder” [4]
Follow J.T. at @jtevans on Twitter and check out his work and other social media at jtevans.net [5].
Follow Di at @DiceQueenDi [6] on Twitter, dicequeendi [7] on Twitch, and DiceQueenDi [8] on YouTube, and check out her work at thedicequeen [9] on Itch.io and the Dice Queen [10] blog.
Follow Ang at @orikes13 [11] on Twitter and see pictures of her cats at @orikes13 [12] on Instagram.
Keep up with all the gnomes by visiting gnomestew.com [13], following @gnomestew [14] on Twitter, or visiting the Gnome Stew Facebook Page [15]. Subscribe to the Gnome Stew Twitch channel [16], check out Gnome Stew Merch [17], catch the Gnome Stew YouTube channel [18], and support Gnome Stew on Patreon [19]!
For another great show on the Misdirected Mark network, check out Down with D&D [20]!
1 Comment To "Gnomecast #106 – Learning New Settings"
#1 Comment By griffon8 On December 10, 2020 @ 2:17 pm
I love the Traveller setting, and when a friend of mine wanted to run a GURPS Traveller game, I jumped in. He used me as a resource for “official” lore, while my character (an engineer) kept having to say, “That shouldn’t be possible.” I loved having my expectations upended, and the GM loved my reactions to his messing with the setting.