Going beyond the cliche of the Healer for your Cleric

Exploring the Motivation, Method and Favor of your Bard Character

Here are some tips on running a fun, engaging One-Shot adventure for your group.

Great Tips to maximize your fun while playing in a One-Shot TTRPG adventure.

I decided to challenge myself to build my first Dice Tower. I’m constantly amazed at the projects other people build, and I know it takes a huge mental effort to try it yourself. But that’s exactly what I’m encouraging you all to do.

Whether you’re running a session or playing in one, you can bring a cinematic sense to your combat turns that are exciting for everyone in the game. It’s fun to look out across the table and see everyone at the edge of their seats as you describe your turn versus having them all with their heads down, staring at their own character sheets.

If you feel stuck while coming up with a character for a new Campaign or a One-Shot, you’re not alone. There are times when you know exactly which race and class(es) you want to go with, but other times, you may look at the continuously growing list of Subclasses and not know where to start. Here are some helpful tips on where to begin.

Using the 5 senses to add flavor to your spell casting characters.

Setting your D&D campaign in the world that George R. R. Martin built. In Part 3, we discuss the various Magical and Religious systems, and the Spell-Casting Classes.

Setting your D&D campaign in the world that George R. R. Martin built. In Part 2, we go over Martial Classes.

Setting your D&D campaign in the world that George R. R. Martin built. The world is ripe with conflict, battles, intrigue, and of course … Dragons!

Because an easy way to play a lovable Bard is to make them funny!

Ways to start your campaign in an engaging way