
Running a Mixed Table: What I’d Do Differently Next Time
Some players in the room, some on video? Practical ways to run a mixed tabletop RPG table so nobody gets talked over or left out.

Some players in the room, some on video? Practical ways to run a mixed tabletop RPG table so nobody gets talked over or left out.

I started playing tabletop games back when you had to find people willing to sit around a table with you, because computers were big machines that mostly lived in offices. These days most of my games are online, and I wouldn’t swap that. It fits the schedules and distances that real life throws at a […]

If you run a hybrid game, you already know the screen-juggling problem. You’ve got the map open, your notes in another tab, maybe a rules reference on standby, and somewhere in there you’re also trying to make sure your in-person players can actually see the battle grid without crowding round your laptop like it’s a […]