The separation of player knowledge from character knowledge is something that trips up many new player of Tabletop RPGs. Whether it's because we want our characters to be able to act on new information OR because we want to streamline parts of the game, each table of players has a different tolerance for "metagaming". Is metagaming always a faux pas to avoid or is it possible that it could be doing some good?
Listen in as Jeremy and Hollis discuss metagaming, meta tools, and how to handle all things meta at your table!
The separation of player knowledge from character knowledge is something that trips up many new player of Tabletop RPGs. Whether it's because we want our characters to be able to act on new information OR because we want to streamline parts of the game, each table of players has a different tolerance for "metagaming". Is metagaming always a faux pas to avoid or is it possible that it could be doing some good?
Listen in as Jeremy and Hollis discuss metagaming, meta tools, and how to handle all things meta at your table!