Sometimes we want our tabletop roleplaying games to be more than just combat. We want to engage out players in other ways. Ways that will engage their problem solving minds, and encourage team work. I'm joined by Wall DM and Matt Costin to talk about Puzzles in D&D and our tabletop games: What do puzzles look like in a TTRPG sense? Why should Game Masters use puzzles? How do we create puzzles? We talk about these questions and more in this episode!

(The podcast contains foul language, listener discretion is advised).

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