Most dungeon masters are not actors or theater majors. So what can they do to improve the dialogue of the NPCs in their D&D games? More importantly, what can a DM do to get better at speaking in character for an NPC on the fly in Dungeons & Dragons?

In this video, I discuss several different ways the dungeon masters can make their NPC dialogue much more interesting, fun, and realistic. And I'll discuss my technique for improvising NPC dialogue at my D&D games.

++++Join me on Patreon++++
  / thedmlair  

++++Subscribe for weekly DM tips and resources++++
https://www.youtube.com/thedmlair/?su...

++++My Discord Server++++
  / discord  

++++My Published D&D Adventures++++
http://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pu...

++++Free D&D Adventures I've Made++++
https://www.thedmlair.com

++++DungeonFog++++
Get 10% off DungeonFog, online RPG mapmaking software, with the promo code THEDMLAIR.
https://www.dungeonfog.com/thedmlair

Recommended Playlists
Running the Game
   • Running the Game  D&D  

Dungeon Mastering 101
   • Dungeon Mastering 101  Running D&D  

Creating D&D Adventures 101
   • Playlist  

Follow Me on Social Media
Facebook:   / thedmlair  
Twitter:   / thedmlair  
Instagram:   / thedmlair  
Reddit:   / lukehart214  
Subreddit:   / lukehart214  

My D&D Actual Play Videos
   / @thedmlairplays  

Video Schedule
Tuesdays: New Video
Alternating Fridays: Live Streams

Credits
Art: Wizards of the Coast
Music and Sound Effects: https://www.audioblocks.com/
Video Clips: https://www.videoblocks.com/

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Some videos on this channel are unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Fan Content Policy. Not approved/endorsed by Wizards. Portions of the materials used are property of Wizards of the Coast. ©Wizards of the Coast LLC.

#thedmlair #lukehart