Welcome back to 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 everyone else at the table.

And I'm one of your hosts, D.M. Neal, aka Jokemoniac.

And I am D.M. Mitch, and we welcome you to another show. Yes, part two, if you will.

For this one, we will be having the top tens and hopefully we can get some great inspiration

your way and or something that inspires art because like I said last time Food Mage got art,

so hopefully we have an idea strong

enough to get art today's going to be a little bit different than our normal top tens jim mcclore

is going to start off and give us his top 10 first because he's bringing you his top 10 ways for you

to write a successful plot for your role playing game.

Awesome.

And then we will jump into me and Neil and we'll give you our top 10 adventure hooks, encounter

ideas, and just RPG ideas in general.

So Neil, this is your first one.

I'm looking forward to hearing all of your ideas.

I'm terrified. I know you said, man, this is hard making these up. Well, this is my fifth one, so I feel the struggle, buddy. Oh, good call. Yeah. I do not envy you at this time. Hopefully I've got some gems for you guys today. I really like some of my ideas, which is a good thing, right? But before that,

we have some five-star reviews. So start us off, Neil, with a five-star review. The first one

comes from Your Average Ryan. Nothing special about this, Ryan? I don't know. I think he's

special because he gave us a five-star review and entitled it, This Is Great. I'm new at D&D, and so is the group I play with.

So I took on the task of Dungeon Master. Awesome. This podcast has helped me out a lot and is not only

helpful, but entertaining. I still haven't listened to every one of the episodes, but I'm working

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