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Maps vs Theater of the Mind (Tome 293)
b"In this episode Jeff and Tracy sit down with guests Ishmael Alvarez, Mike Shea, and Sam Dillon to discuss map use in your D&D games. The use of maps and minis necessarily differs from so-called theater of the mind play, and this group discusses the ins and outs of both methods. Lots of great tips and advice come out the discussion no matter which style you prefer.\\nLinks:\\nSly Flourish's Guide to Narrative Combat in 5e D&D\\nMike on Twitter\\nSlyFlourish.com\\nIshmael Alvarez on Facebook\\nSam on Twitter\\nRPG Musings\\nTracy on the Web\\nTracy on Twitter\\nJeff on Twitter\\nThetomeshow.com\\nPatreon.com/thetomeshow"