Do you ever have players that don’t get it? You’ve laid out all the clues and answers but the players can’t seem to pick them up? Here’s a secret: the problem isn’t the players. The problem isn’t you. It’s the nature of tabletop

When I finish a long-running D&D campaign, I always ensure the last session includes the following for each character: 1. A dream fulfilled. 2. A surprise. 3. A choice. A Dream Fulfilled Characters (and the players behind them) have goals. By the end of the campaign, let them