From the ancient halls of the towers of high sorcery to the esoteric libraries of renowned candle keep,

wisdom and lore has been passed from generation to generation.

Welcome adventurers to the dungeon masters Luddis.

Hey now and well met wary travelers and welcome to the Luddis.

This is Jamie.

This is Bender.

Well Bender, it's almost origins time and we can't get our minds off of origins.

Yeah, I'm really looking forward to it.

Getting psyched up. I'm going to see some people I haven't seen in a really looking forward to it. Getting psyched up. I'm going to see some

people I haven't seen in a year looking, looking forward to it. Yes, absolutely. And though we can't

get our mind off of that, the show must go on. Indeed. So what we've decided to talk about today

on the Lutus is dungeon master styles or game master styles if you're going outside of the

Dungeons and Dragons world. And what we mean by styles is when you go into a game with a

particular GM, what kind of game are you going to get out of it? Right. And I think everybody has

their niche, something that they excel at and something

that they actually like to run, the way they like to run a game. And sometimes, particularly

with guys like us who have been running for 20, 30 years now, we've gotten that groove, right?

Like where when we run games, it kind of feels like a bender game or it kind of feels like a Jamie game.

Right, like a signature.

You put your signature on it basically.

That's right.

And I think that's one of the awesome things about role playing games is that fact, right?

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