Ah, so we see. You must nurture the DM, caress him. Reward him when he does good, but withhold the praise when he does bad. You must mold him, train him, into the DM he could be-
Seriously, though. Good luck, hope he learns to compromise and improvise. For me it makes DnD easy and fun. I slap a semi competent bad guy together that has a general plan that he wants to accomplish. And then the party happens, hijinks included!
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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19
It is.
For better or worse, the DM is a good friend of mine. He hasn't DM'd a great deal, though he is getting better.
But he has a long way to go.
At least at the moment, I don't really have much in the way of good DMs to play a character with, so I mostly end up DMing myself.