My Tips For Running a West Marches Campaign (D&D)

Hiya everyone,
Today I'm talking about my best tips for running a West Marches campaign style in a non-animated video. It's my favorite way to play tabletop RPGs, and almost all of my favorite moments are from this type of campaign. West Marches is a form of playing dungeons and dragons where you have a ton of players (unlike the normal 4 players of the classic D&D game) and every session is four of the players meeting up to go on some adventure that they get to choose.

Do you enjoy running campaigns involving people marching in the westward direction? Cause I do, so I’ve run a lot of them. If you can’t tell, I had now clue how to start this video, so I guess I’ll just get right to the point. If you don’t know what West Marches campaigns are I have an entire video covering that and why you should run one which I’ll have linked in the doobly doo, but now we’re gonna move right to my advice for making your campaign the best possible campaign it can be, or maybe you’ll only like a single tip her and in which case your campaign will hopefully still be better than it would be had you not watched this video….I really need to work on these intros.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:43 - Open Dice Rolls
1:15 - Undying Legacy
2:00 - Incentivizing Summaries
3:10 - City Quests
4:40 - Loots Rooms & Plot Hooks
6:10 - Embrace Chaos

Music Credits:

Bushwick Tarantella Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Teller of the Tales Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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