GM Advice

[Beemanpat]

Here's a neat link on Reddit that has wide list of sources too. Not all are up to date and working though.
https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comment..._5e_resources/

[LordEntrails]

Thanks for both of those, I've added them to the first two posts.

I like the humor of the DM's Lair, and of course the shortness of the topic based videos, I'm the impatient sort

[Trueshaft]

This is one of my favourite channels. This guy covers many aspects of running games, including building terrain as well as DMing, but the aspect I like most is his take on DMing. While he refers to running Dungeons and Dragons, it becomes clear that for "The Professor", D and D is basically a catch-all he uses for any game that uses a D20 system. I really like his tips and his take on an "old school", grimdark style of DMing. And he has a great, dry sense of humour as well. Dungeon Craft https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WLQ...XNMS3JH3YGCppR

[notrealdan]

The Monsters Know What They’re Doing
http://themonstersknow.com/
This is a blog about tactics of various monsters (D&D 5E specific). It’s very useful when prepping to run a monster type I haven’t used before or recently. He’s also published a book about this and has a second book coming later this year about PC tactics.

[TMO]

I give a hearty thumbs up to The Monsters Know What They're Doing book (and blog). It has really helped me in terms of creature strategy and (more importantly) it's made my creatures more than one-dimensional suicide machines.

[LordEntrails]

The Monsters Know What They’re Doing
http://themonstersknow.com/
This is a blog about tactics of various monsters (D&D 5E specific). It’s very useful when prepping to run a monster type I haven’t used before or recently. He’s also published a book about this and has a second book coming later this year about PC tactics.

I can't believe I didn't already have this on the list. I've been using it for probably a year now. Will agree that it is really useful.