Wil Wheaton and Geek & Sundry’s Weekly Game Master Tips: Making Combat Feel Real

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Combat is usually a large part of the role-playing experience, and making that combat feel real, varied, and interactive can make or break the experience. So, sit back and let Wil Wheaton give you some tips on how to get the most out of your combat system in this week’s Game Master Tip.

We’ll keep bringing you the Game Master Tips exclusively every week, and you can check out Wheaton’s show, Titansgrave: The Ashes of Valkana, in which he takes celebrities on an epic RPG adventure, over on Geek & Sundry.

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