Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This week's episode starts with an announcement from Pruitt - while he is stepping back from YouTube for the time being, he is still very much a part of Web DM, and we love him and support him. Jim is still gonna be here bringing you Web DM Wednesdays, and while there is no replacing Pruitt or his puns, we look forward to exploring new ways to share our perspective on running and playing D&D and TTRPG with you! --Jim, Pruitt and CEO Emma
Pru chose this topic as his last one for now, and it's a great one: transitions between storylines in campaigns. How to craft arcs is something a lot of Game Masters think about, but how to flow from one to the next is an art not everyone masters. Here's how we do it!
Mapmakers, get DUNGEON FOG now! Follow this link and get 10% off an annual subscription: dungeonfog.com/webdm
Time Stamps:
0:00 announcement
3:27 Why are good transitions so satisfying and necessary?
8:57 1st edition D&D example of a great transition between adventures
10:17 the sudden, intense transition
17:56 many, short arcs make for a great serial campaign
Get Wild Beyond the Witchlight on Amazon and support Web DM in the process: amzn.to/3oijaDX
Get our book! The Weird Wastelands Pre-Order Store is now Open! weird-wastelands.backerkit.com/hosted_preorders Backer surveys out now!
GET MORE WEB DM! patreon.com/webdm We've got a bonus podcast that you can get every single week where we go into way more topics! Over 200 episodes available now. Plus ad-free show audio, and discord and live hangouts for select tiers!
#dnd #dungeonsanddragons #ttrpg
Facebook - bit.ly/2oGKLOg
Twitter - twitter.com/WebDMshow
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Written & Hosted by Jim Davis and Jonathan Pruitt
Produced and Directed by Emma Lambert
Edited by Brandon Fraley
Web DM was created by Travis Boles, Jonathan Pruitt, and Jim Davis
Background art by Ambrose H Hoilman ambrosehh.com/home.html
Foreground art by Thomas Tanner thomastannerart.com
Music by John Branch -branchoutguitar.com
Web DM Theme by Kyle Newmaster - kylenewmaster.com
This week's episode starts with an announcement from Pruitt - while he is stepping back from YouTube for the time being, he is still very much a part of Web DM, and we love him and support him. Jim is still gonna be here bringing you Web DM Wednesdays, and while there is no replacing Pruitt or his puns, we look forward to exploring new ways to share our perspective on running and playing D&D and TTRPG with you! --Jim, Pruitt and CEO Emma
Pru chose this topic as his last one for now, and it's a great one: transitions between storylines in campaigns. How to craft arcs is something a lot of Game Masters think about, but how to flow from one to the next is an art not everyone masters. Here's how we do it!
Mapmakers, get DUNGEON FOG now! Follow this link and get 10% off an annual subscription: dungeonfog.com/webdm
Time Stamps:
0:00 announcement
3:27 Why are good transitions so satisfying and necessary?
8:57 1st edition D&D example of a great transition between adventures
10:17 the sudden, intense transition
17:56 many, short arcs make for a great serial campaign
Get Wild Beyond the Witchlight on Amazon and support Web DM in the process: amzn.to/3oijaDX
Get our book! The Weird Wastelands Pre-Order Store is now Open! weird-wastelands.backerkit.com/hosted_preorders Backer surveys out now!
GET MORE WEB DM! patreon.com/webdm We've got a bonus podcast that you can get every single week where we go into way more topics! Over 200 episodes available now. Plus ad-free show audio, and discord and live hangouts for select tiers!
#dnd #dungeonsanddragons #ttrpg
Facebook - bit.ly/2oGKLOg
Twitter - twitter.com/WebDMshow
Instagram - web_dm
Written & Hosted by Jim Davis and Jonathan Pruitt
Produced and Directed by Emma Lambert
Edited by Brandon Fraley
Web DM was created by Travis Boles, Jonathan Pruitt, and Jim Davis
Background art by Ambrose H Hoilman ambrosehh.com/home.html
Foreground art by Thomas Tanner thomastannerart.com
Music by John Branch -branchoutguitar.com
Web DM Theme by Kyle Newmaster - kylenewmaster.com
