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to quote the little kid on the tricycle from "The Incredibles" ...
"THAT WAS AWESOME!!!"

Thank you so much for your hard work and perseverance in spending so much time to relate this amazing story. I love reading it, although I have not been able to follow it regularly.

Thank you. Thank you so much.

You are doing an excellent job of writing your narrative. I check in every week eager for more updates! Thanks for sharing, and putting so much care into your writing. Loving every minute of it!

You are doing an excellent job of writing this up. Thank you for sharing, and for spending the time necessary to do such a wonderful job.

So this is my problem: either under-preparing, and not knowing what to do when my players ask me questions, and then fumbling with answers, looking them up, and boring everyone to tears while I flip pages in books... OR, overpreparing and spending more time in exposition and storytelling than in actual gameplay, choices, and combat, and boring everyone to tears while I ramble on and on and on.

Hi Lisa Marlene...great job of DM'ing (as far as I can tell) and storytelling so far! Thanks for sharing.

My .02, you can't be over prepared, more prep is always good, and if you don't use it all, it can be recycled for use in a later session. As you said when you were underprepared, you didn't have the info to answer questions. So if you have prepared a ton of stuff, just use it to answer questions, no need to ramble on about background and such unless they seek out the info.

Sounds like the kids are having fun, my 6 yr old is on and off about D&D on paper, but loves adventure computer games.

Enjoy!

That sounds awesome!! Glad your kids are enjoying it so much! My 6yr old and I have a 5E game on pause right now. He doesan't really ahve the attention span for it yet. We'll see.

Enjoy!

To do more damage, I suggest hitting your target more often. :)