Campaign Planning
How to Introduce a New Character in the Middle of a Campaign
My Shadow of the Demon Lord group has played maybe six total sessions since May (!?) when I wrote about how I prepped the campaign using OneNote. […]
Year: 2019
Character Builds
Character Build: College of Culinary Bard a.k.a. Chef
College of Culinary Bard a.k.a. Chef Carl Casper Indulging Myself for Post #200 Welcome to article #200 on Dungeon Solvers! Today, I’d like to carry […]
Mechanics Discussion
Creature Size in D&D 5e – Size Matters!
When we’re creating or using a creature in D&D 5e we’re generally not thinking much about a creature’s size besides how we’ll describe the creature […]
Dungeons and Dragons
The Anatomy of a Dungeon in D&D
As the name implies, Dungeons and Dragons should feature two things. Dungeons and dragons. This is a wild concept, I know. Sure, not every adventure needs […]
Monster Monday
D&D Monster Monday: Bugbear
You cleared the dungeon handily. It was supposed to just be a quick walk through the forest back to town. Well, being ambushed by a […]
Mechanics Discussion
The Basics of Ranged Combat in D&D 5e
A while ago I told an outright lie. I said that dual wielding was the coolest style of combat. Maybe that’s not a lie, but […]
Monster Monday
D&D Monster Monday: Nivix Cyclops
Your heart pounds as you dash through the hallways of an Izzet League workshop as you make your escape with the payload in tow. Somehow […]
Reviews
Mini Review: Necromancy Can Be Good :)
Do you love necromancy? Do you wish that necromancy wasn’t viewed as an evil school of magic? Well, you and the body of Errol Grim […]
Reviews
D&D 5e Supplement Review: Mark of the Vestige
Have you ever wanted to make a pact with a powerful creature, but not throw your life into the constant dread and chaos that comes […]
Tabletop RPGs
Retiring a Player Character Before a Campaign Ends
Like it or not, if you’re playing a tabletop RPG such as D&D 5e, there is a story that your table is playing through. I’m […]