Welcome back to this episode of the Dungeon Master's Block, the place where we focus on the

Dungeon Master, the most important person in the game, the only person capable of playing

God, killing characters, and lowering the ego of all the other people at the table. I'm one of

your host, Dungeon Master Mitch, and I'm Dungeon Master Chris. And we want to welcome you back to

another episode. This episode, we will be exploring the villains of D&D. BOMPONB So we will be looking at what does it take to make a good villain?

And when we say good, we obviously don't mean alignment.

But what does it take to make a great villain that your players are going to be able to just grab onto and hate with all of their guts. And what is it that makes

a villain a bad villain? And we mean a villain that is just not interesting. A villain

that your players could care nothing less about. So that's what we're going to be talking

about on this episode of the Dungeon Masters block. Before we go into all of that great stuff, Chris, we have some shout outs. Yeah, we do. I have one here from P-Man Pre. Actually, I think it's P-Man P-Man P-M-Pry, because it's from DM Main Prize, who we've had a lot of interactions with. And he gave us a five-star rating on iTunes, and it says a DM is born. He says, once many years ago,

a man sat down on a Christmas day at home of a friend and ally. The friend showed this man a game,

not a game, a world in which all things were possible, D&D. This great event planted in the man a seed

that would take three years to grow. And until that time, the seed set deep in the fertile soil of his mind. And he goes on to share a little bit more about his journey and when 5E came out, and he said, I am going to get all the books and just study them. And if a group presents itself, we shall play. And thankfully, he did find a group. He's been emailing us back and forth about some just fun things that he's been doing with his group.

And so, the M.A.P.P. We like it. We like it a lot. You're awesome. Keep it up.

We've got another one here, another five star. It's entitled Amazing D&D Podcast. And it's from Captain Captain Andrew.

And he says, keeps me entertained at work and you can

tell they really love the game two thumbs up yes we do love the game thanks to the two thumbs up

and the five stars Captain Captain Andrew I love that story time the time during the episode where we talk about what happened last week during our

campaigns our favorite moments what we learned about ourselves and what we learned about each other

please join us now as we enjoy Storytelling.

So Mitch, this week in Storytime, we are going to be recapping and telling a little bit about your past campaign.

And so with no further ado, what did we do in your campaign?

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