RPG a Day: Day 27


Question 27: What are your essential tools for good gaming?

Gaming to me, comes in many forms. RPGs are but one facet of this many-varoius hobby of ours. And to my mind, there is but one essential ingrediant to a good gaming experinece, and that is to game with like minded and fun people. 

Get a good gaming group around you, and the rest will follow.

Thus ends todays lesson in the Tao of Gaming.

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