Listen as The Angry GM records his latest feature: I can’t teach you to be a True Game Master — yes, that’s my plan; I love doing the impossible — I can’t teach you to be a True Game Master without telling you what it means to master Game Mastering.

Don’t want to read the New Year content update? Listen to Angry stammer and stutter through it instead.

Listen as the Angry GM Proofreads (Aloud) his latest feature article… The New Year is a good time for reflection. Searching the past for the clues that’ll help you find a better future. So, this New Year, Angry invites you to think about why you even do this whole game mastering thing. If you’d like…

Listen as the Angry GM Proofreads (Aloud) his latest feature article… Time for clickbait part 2! Here’s the best and worst things 5E has to offer. According to Angry.

Listen as the AngryGM proofreads his latest feature… I ain’t a reviewer or a critic. I don’t trash things for easy laughs. I don’t do tier rankings. And I don’t do clickbait lists. In that spirit, he’s my list of the Five Best and Five Worth Things About D&D 3.5.

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature… Hot take: fumble mechanics are more valuable than crit mechanics. In fact, crits are only valuable if the monsters are rolling them. But I’m only proving one of those things today.

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature… Save the World campaigns are pretty divisive. Mostly because GMs always screw them up. Want an example of a great Save the World TTRPG campaign? Look no further than Chrono Trigger, a Super Nintendo game from the 90s.

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature… When it comes to explaining roleplaying games, there’s a giant, glaring question no one seems to be able to sufficiently and properly answer. And that is: just what the hell does it mean to be a Game Master. And really, that’s the first question anyone must…

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature… Weather, lunar phases, dates, and seasons? Why keep track of that crap in your game? Well, there’s several reasons, but only one that matters.

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature… There’s this discussion that happens anytime anyone brings up death, failure, and loss in RPGs online. About how RPG systems should be better at handling failure because it’s so vital in RPGs. And that discussion… is wrong.

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature Let’s complain about a how a twelve-year-old game’s brilliant ideas were marred by the language used to communicate them. Because that’s a GOOD use of my time.

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature. “Angry,” asked everyone, “how did you run that giant battle on the beach between the skeletons, the sailor NPCs, and the PCs?” Even my players asked me how I did it. Well, I’ll tell you how I did it. If you’re sure you really want to…

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature. Once again, Angry opens the mailbag and answers some reader questions.

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature. It turns out that it’s actually important for players to periodically describe their characters to the group. Unfortunately, players suck at everything. Especially describing characters. Fortunately, I wrote a script you can force them to follow.

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature. It’s time for a Table Tale with a twist. This one’s about robot skeletons and skeleton skeletons and how I learned to stop worrying and start hating milestone advancement very slightly less.

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature. I’ve been pushing GMs to turn all the bookkeeping and character maintenance crap in D&D into a game of its own. Or rather, into a part of the game at the table. But many GMs have raised a question: what if their players don’t want to…

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature. I’ve been pushing GMs to turn all the bookkeeping and character maintenance crap in D&D into a game of its own. Or rather, into a part of the game at the table. But many GMs have raised a question: what if their players don’t want to…

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature. One of the most important Townbuilding tools, believe it or not, has to do with Training. And that’s why it’s such a problem that no one knows what PC Training looks like.

Listen as The Angry GM proofreads his latest feature. I designed this thing I’m calling Town Mode so the stuff the players do in Town actually matters. And so that there’s a game to play in Town. But if you don’t know how to handle the time between adventures, it won’t work for you.