Sir_Wack

I’m sure somebody’s asked this already, but what are some good ways to make quality, distinct voices with little effort? I’m a Dungeon Master for D&D and I often use a lot of different voices for NPCs and such, but I have trouble making many of them truly different from each other.

Has someone ever bought a doughnut and then shot it with one of your guns?

I’m late to this party, but have you ever had to say “no” to one of the GMs because the mini they were asking for would be nearly impossible?