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Twitter asks some good questions. Here’s yet another one with my answer.

Even the worst DM is appreciated for giving players an opportunity to play, but c'mon. The chances of you being the *worst* DM are infinitesimally small, especially with me in the mix. #DM #rpg

— Rob Bodine, #Attorney by Day, #Nerd by Day & Night (@GSLLC) March 1, 2022

This was a timely question to ask me because this Saturday I’m going to run 1st Edition AD&D for the first time since 1982. I’m going to suck, but I don’t think anyone’s going to care. This is not only their chance to play a game, but also their chance to play an edition (relatively) rarely played today.

Your insecurity is likely misplaced.

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Help!

Who wants to do me a solid? If you have a #3e or #5e #DnD game this weekend, give me a tally of how many times each #spell was cast in a session (ignore spells not cast of course). DMs probably have no time for this, but a player should (if not surfing the net between turns). 🙂

— Rob Bodine, #Attorney by Day, #Nerd by Day & Night (@GSLLC) March 23, 2022

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