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Based on the questions asked in this thread, I'm happy to share episode two of TaleTop, a series focusing on the unique storytelling hurdles in roleplaying games. I'm still getting the hang of talking to a camera as opposed to an actual person, but I'm looking forward to covering other subjects.

TaleTop - Episode 2 - ENGAGE Your Players

What other hurdles do you think GMs or players face when trying to tell the story they want?

Whether you're running a game of Pathfinder, another tabletop system, or even a LARP, there are storytelling hurdles that most GMs/DMs/storytellers experience in interactive fiction.

Are there any in particular that are bugging you?

Metaborn Games is working on a YouTube series that focuses on these storytelling questions and would love to here from Pathfinder players/GMs. You can talk about your issues here, or submit a question through our form.

(Mods, feel free to move this thread to whichever forum is most relevant. I chose this one since the discussion wasn't necessarily Pathfinder-specific.)

@Machvelius - what do you mean by "non-electronic roleplaying games"? Do you mean as opposed to computer games/MMORPGS?

I mean pretty much any roleplaying game that isn't an electronic game, yes. This covers tabletop, LARP, card-based RPGs, etc.

Also, thanks for the pointing out that typo.

"Humans have been sharing stories for the entirety of recorded history. Metaborn Games seeks to continue that tradition by making non-electronic roleplaying games accessible to everyone, whether that be through current popular fantasy systems or our own original means."

We have several products slated for launch this year! For now, however, you can check out our blog for Pathfinder, Fifth Edition, and system-neutral content for interactive storytellers, as well as sneak peeks of upcoming products.

You can also check us out on Facebook and Tumblr!

Metaborn Games - Stories. Driven.