Hello, I'm Morgan Jenkins from the Going in Blind podcast, and you're listening to Dungeon Master's Block.

Welcome back, Blockheads, to another episode of the Dungeon Master Masters block, the place where we come to talk about the dungeon master, the most important person in the game, the only person capable of playing God, killing characters, and lowering the egos of all other people at the table.

I'm one of your host, Dungeon Master Mitch. And I am Dungeon Master Chris.

And we want to welcome you back to another episode.

Here today, we are joined by Morgan from the Going In Blind podcast.

And today we're going to be talking about details and how to use them in your campaign setting when you're DMing.

Sometimes we forget the details, Chris. Sometimes there's a lot that we have to plan for a night and like we think we have all the details and we get going and we're like...

Well, and sometimes we forget, we're the DMs. So we do have the details a lot of times in our own minds, but we forget to explain everything.

We don't explain everything. So we want to tell you guys, you know, here's some ways how to paint pictures in your players head.

That discussion of details is coming all up.

Be excited for that.

This is our fourth creation and inspiration episode.

So you know what's coming, top tens.

However, not today because this is a two-parter episode. Morgan, Morgan liked to talk. No, I'm just kidding. We had a really fun time with Morgan, and we decided that because we had so much content, I think we had like, I don't know, it was much longer than what the episodes will be. We had a lot of talking with Morgan, and we decided to split it up in two episodes, give you two weeks of goodness.

So you've got another week to look forward to top tens are coming next week.

Today we're talking about details.

Before we jump into story time, Chris, we've got some shoutouts.

Our first review comes from Australia, the land down under.

Very fitting for this episode.

Very fitting for this episode.

And it's by Dean at the

Co-op Couch and it's entitled A Must Listen to for DMs. And Dean writes a great pool of ideas and

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