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@@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ title = "So you wanna GM?"
 tags = ['ttrpg', 'tutorial']
 +++
 
+## Being the Game Master
+
 One of the biggest problems I face when playing **TTRPG**, is the disparity of people that want to play **TTRPGs** and the lack of people who sign up to be **GMs**.
 When I ask people if they want to be a **GM**, they often express fears of screwing up at running or not being able to run a game due to all the things
 a **GM** has to track.
@@ -12,7 +14,7 @@ a **GM** has to track.
 I firmly believe that anyone can be a **GM** due to endless resources and tools available, allowing anyone to **GM** regardless of experience or physical resources.
 In this post I'm going to go over my revelations as a GM over the past few years and hopefully share some tips and tricks that came in handy for me.
 
-## What a GM need?
+## What's a GM need?
 
 ![board game](board.jpg)