First time DMing... ever

[meeko]

I have played DND for over 5 years, and I began playing pathfinder in its beta, so i'm pretty familiar w/ the rules. I believe PFS will be a great springboard into DMing. what do you think?

I really want to play IN a PFS game but i live in satrasota fl and the closest game is about an hour away... so i might as well just make my own.

[cblome59]

meeko wrote:

I have played DND for over 5 years, and I began playing pathfinder in its beta, so i'm pretty familiar w/ the rules. I believe PFS will be a great springboard into DMing. what do you think?

I really want to play IN a PFS game but i live in satrasota fl and the closest game is about an hour away... so i might as well just make my own.

The best thing to remember is that you can and will make mistakes. That's completely fine and even the most experienced judge can make them. Use those mistakes to expand your gaming knowledge. That's what will make you a good judge.

[Mark Garringer]

meeko wrote:

I have played DND for over 5 years, and I began playing pathfinder in its beta, so i'm pretty familiar w/ the rules. I believe PFS will be a great springboard into DMing. what do you think?

I really want to play IN a PFS game but i live in satrasota fl and the closest game is about an hour away... so i might as well just make my own.

Welcome!

Here are some thoughts on begining Pathfinder generically and Game Mastery specifically.

[RodgerW]

Mark Garringer wrote:

meeko wrote:

I really want to play IN a PFS game but i live in satrasota fl and the closest game is about an hour away... so i might as well just make my own.

Not my first time DMing, but otherwise, I am doing the same in Tampa. I don't know of a game here. I don't suppose that one hour away game is here is it? LOL

[macloud]

and if in doult remember WWGD - What would Gygax do?