Welcome back, everyone! Hopefully you're all staying safe out there, and hopefully this week's podcast will provide some much-needed entertainment during this unprecedented event we're all going through.
This week, we talk about skills- do you feel some of them don't get enough use? What are some ways to use the lesser-used skills in your game? We've got some ideas for you, so that's what we're talking about on this episode!
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See you next week, and remember to stay clean!
Episode 161: Each Skill Has Its Purpose
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Question(s) answered this episode:
1. As a DM, can you give some suggestions on how to create scenarios that use those underused skill checks? I'm looking at you Acrobatics, Animal Handling, Performance and Religion.
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Noteworthy Links:
You've Been Meatballed
Storm King's Thunder
Enigma of Amigara Fault, a bizarre and terrifying short story from Junji Ito
Horizon Zero Dawn
Azure Bonds, an old-school D&D novel that I highly recommend
Celestial Armor
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