Wil Wheaton and Geek & Sundry’s Weekly Game Master Tips: Creating Moral Dilemmas

By Aug 3rd, 2015, 9:54 am

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If your players feel like “fight evil and win” is their only choice, a game won’t feel nearly as nuanced as the real world, where things are rarely that simple. This week, Wil Wheaton has some tips on presenting your players with moral dilemmas.

We’ll keep bringing you the Game Master Tips exclusively every week, and you can check out Wheaton’s show, Titansgrave: The Ashes of Valkana, where he takes celebrities on an epic RPG adventure, over on Geek & Sundry.

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Wil Wheaton and Geek & Sundry’s Weekly Game Master Tips: Creating Moral Dilemmas

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