EPISODE · Jul 31, 2026 · 2H 21M
Campaign Frames Special Episode
from Richard and Karl Play Daggerheart · host Richard
Send us Fan MailWe argue that most setting books fail because they describe a world without telling players what they are actually here to do. We break down Daggerheart campaign frames as a practical session zero tool, audit Witherwild against real play, then steal the best ideas from newer frames while pitching a fresh modern “gate” concept live.• why replacing a GM with AI is a bad idea and often not even cheaper• campaign frames versus big setting books and why play style matters more than lore volume• how we actually run a Daggerheart session zero and why we make characters together• Witherwild retrospective on pitch, tone and feel, themes, and touchstones• what makes prompts useful for player buy-in and future plot hooks• quick reviews of newer frames like Castle High, fairy tale tyranny, gothic horror, and hexcrawl journeys• custom mechanics that help rather than add bookkeeping, including travel structure and countdown clocks• building a new frame premise around gates, powers, economics, and accountability• session zero questions that force specificity, relationships, and stakesPlease like, share, comment. And, you know, just fill our invoice box with, hey, I want this campaign frame, do it.Support the showDownload episode content at https://rajkevis.itch.io/
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Send us Fan Mail We argue that most setting books fail because they describe a world without telling players what they are actually here to do. We break down Daggerheart campaign frames as a practical session zero tool, audit Witherwild against real play, then steal the best ideas from newer frames while pitching a fresh modern “gate” concept live. • why replacing a GM with AI is a bad idea and often not even cheaper • campaign frames versus big setting books and why play style matters more t...
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