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With three guilds at each other's throats and reporters watching, will "Guild War!" be tomorrow's headline? Our normally brash heroes have to think fast and talk faster to get themselves out of this jam.
Some tips we learned in this episode:
With three guilds at each other's throats and reporters watching, will "Guild War!" be tomorrow's headline? Our normally brash heroes have to think fast and talk faster to get themselves out of this jam.
Some tips we learned in this episode:
Consequences - allow chances for kids to consider the consequences of their actions. Having a spectator watching them is a good way to do that. Magic the Gathering cards mentioned:
Peace talksYeva, Nature’s HeraldFollow us on Twitter @dadsndragons for the latest updates. Email ryan@dadsndragons.com to connect.
Music credits:
Song: Anthem - Color ParadeMusic provided by Ninety9LivesVideo: https://youtu.be/VIWIgQaeQAsDownload: http://99l.tv/anthemYU
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This is a serialised ongoing story, so jumping in at episode 10, for example, could confuse matters.
Listen to episode one hereWith three guilds at each other's throats and reporters watching, will "Guild War!" be tomorrow's headline? Our normally brash heroes have to think fast and talk faster to get themselves out of this jam.
Some tips we learned in this episode:
Consequences - allow chances for kids to consider the consequences of their actions. Having a spectator watching them is a good way to do that. Magic the Gathering cards mentioned:
Peace talksYeva, Nature’s HeraldFollow us on Twitter @dadsndragons for the latest updates. Email ryan@dadsndragons.com to connect.
Music credits:
Song: Anthem - Color ParadeMusic provided by Ninety9LivesVideo: https://youtu.be/VIWIgQaeQAsDownload: http://99l.tv/anthemYU
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