
Dealing with Dungeon Master Burnout
I’d wager that Dungeon Master burnout is one of the top 3 reasons for a D&D campaign dying off. It can be a lot of […]
I’d wager that Dungeon Master burnout is one of the top 3 reasons for a D&D campaign dying off. It can be a lot of […]
I mentioned a while 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 […]
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 […]
In the past whenever I’ve tried to “sell someone” on playing D&D compared to a video game the words “you can do ANYTHING” are always […]
Like this post on RPG StackExchange states, pg 83 of the DMG says that the ideal party size is 3-5 players. This is also referenced in […]
I find that the more experienced I get at running table top RPGs, the better I am at picking up on new a DM or […]
I’ve mentioned more than a few times now that I have been DMing a campaign that has met weekly for over a year and a […]
I constantly look for new ways that I can spend less time doing tedious bookkeeping and focus on the story or interesting encounters. One tool […]
Session 0 is part of the preliminary planning part of any major campaign, and it’s one thing that I had never done before yesterday, but […]
Dungeons and Dragons tend to play a lot smoother when there are 5 or fewer players in a party. That being said, if your groups […]
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