So welcome back blockheads to another edition of the Dungeon Masters block, the place where we come to talk about the most important person in the game, the Dungeon Master, the only person capable of playing God, killing characters, and lowering the egos of all of the players at your table.

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

And I'm Dungeon Master Mitch.

And today we are talking about the fun in failure.

We're talking about how to make it fun and how to use it in such a way that

makes the game fun all around. And to join us in that conversation, we are having Josh

Lormer from the Sneak Attack podcast, who plays Greg Stronghammer, but we will talk to him

in just a little bit. Before we do that, we have some five-star reviews from iTunes. So Mitch,

why don't you start us out? Our first one comes from Inkbrush, and it is entitled Great Resource,

great personalities, five stars. I stumbled across DMB a few months ago, and I can't recommend it

enough for other DMs. DMing can be a very lonely hobby compared to gaming

in general and it can be hard to find other points of view to help you grow and learn. Thank

goodness for the dungeon masters block. The ideas are always good and the hosts are always worth

listening to. Having ready made ideas I can drop into my game is a priceless resource.

I also love the breadth of ideas presented from dramatic and serious to fun and goofy.

The show is constantly covering ground and giving me more to think about as a GM.

One last thing. These guys also operate a wonderful forum full of like-minded individuals.

It's super useful, super fun, and helps keep me thinking about how to improve my game between episodes.

I'll be listening for as long as the DMB crew keeps making the show.

I'm hooked. Thank you so much, Inkbrush.

That's some really, really encouraging words. And thank you for being a member of our forums.

And in that review, giving a call out and saying, hey, if you're not on the forums, get on there.

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