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Session 7: Learning to Say "Yes, and" and "No, but".
Improv or "improvise" is the cornerstone of ttrpgs. The ability to act on your feet, respond to unexpected questions and actions from your players is an absolute need. I feel like a lot of people think it is exclusively intended for humor, especially given things like improv comedy groups. But improvisation is anything theatrical that is spontaneous and without preparation. A very common rule used in improv is the "yes, and" rule which is that you should accept the reality
Julia Malitoris
Oct 315 min read


Session 6: A New Campaign Begins!
Ah yes, that fresh smell of something new and exciting! A new campaign for me is on the horizon. It is a premade campaign called The...
Julia Malitoris
Oct 177 min read


Session 5: The Games that do (and don't) Fit my Fancy
I talk a lot about being a Game Master (GM) and that is a synonymous word to mean someone that controls, writes, runs, etc. any sort of...
Julia Malitoris
Oct 39 min read


Session 4: My Worst Experience as a Player
We've all had some bad experiences playing ttrpgs (some people have had some truly horrific ones). It's inevitable. You're playing with...
Julia Malitoris
Sep 1913 min read


Session 3: Who Inspires me to GM?
So, I mentioned I haven't been doing this whole "Game Mastering" thing for very long, right? Only a handful of years, specifically...
Julia Malitoris
Sep 57 min read


Session 2: Preparing for the Long Haul and the Next Session
GM preparation! Probably one of the most important and key requirements to any successful ttrpg. I am a big supporter of constant...
Julia Malitoris
Aug 228 min read


Session 1: You Won't Find These Rules in Any Book (sort of).
Hello and welcome back to Sessions + Sentiments. I'd like to start off this first formal posting with what I would consider to be my "GM...
Julia Malitoris
Aug 88 min read


Session 0
Hi! My name is Julia and welcome to my blog called Sessions + Sentiments; a website built on an idea and fine-tuned to function by my...
Julia Malitoris
Aug 43 min read
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