Dungeons and Dragons
An Overview of the D&D 5e Classes
There are plenty of choices to make when creating a new character for your next D&D campaign. It’s exciting whether it’s your first time ever […]
Month: September 2018
Monster Monday
D&D Monster Monday: Roper
You offer to scout ahead of the rest of the party in this dank, dark, cave full of stalactites and stalagmites. With sword drawn and […]
Dungeons and Dragons
How to Create a Treasure Hoard in D&D 5e
Treasure and leveling-up are the two rewards that players get outside of just enjoying the game. Treasure is important, and honestly, it can be pretty […]
Dungeons and Dragons
Using a MacGuffin to Drive the Plot in D&D 5e
There are plenty of D&D plots and stories that center around thwarting the villain and saving the world. You know, kill the lich hell-bent on […]
Blog
Update – 6 Months Back in the Saddle
I was debating whether or not to do this, but ultimately I decided I should. Today marks 6 months from this post where I broke a very, […]
Campaign Planning
Planning a West Marches Campaign in D&D 5e
I mentioned awhile ago in my post about sandbox D&D 5e campaigns that I had an interest in running a West Marches campaign. (un)fortunately I’ve gotten the […]
Monster Monday
D&D Monster Monday: Havoc Runner Gnoll
Stealthily you enter the gnoll den. Bones, excrement, and rotten meat litter the floor. As you round the corner you hear a hyena-like screech as […]
Dungeons and Dragons
Using Players’ Fan Theories in Your D&D Campaign
Improvisation is an important skill for a Dungeon Master to have. Your players will introduce scenarios you hadn’t considered, bypass a part of the dungeon […]
Campaign Planning
How To Create a Boss Fight in D&D 5e
Boss fights are a huge part of gaming in general. It’s satisfying to finally butt-heads against the villain, and they’re some of the most memorable […]