Tabletop RPGs
Ruling Yourself Into a Corner and How You Can Escape It
Let’s be honest, even if you read a rulebook cover-to-cover, you’re probably not going to memorize every single mechanic or rule. Especially if it’s your […]
Tabletop RPGs
Tabletop RPGs
How to Play an RPG for the First Time
I love D&D, but there are tons of itches that it just doesn’t scratch compared to other RPGs out there. So when I want to […]
Tabletop RPGs
How To Do an RPG Session Recap
Unless you have an impeccable memory, you’re probably not going to remember every detail in the last session of your RPG campaign. Especially if you […]
Tabletop RPGs
Using an Unreliable Narrator in an RPG
An unreliable narrator is someone who is telling a story or a tale to an audience, but with the caveat of their credibility being seriously […]
Campaign Planning
City Building for Your TTRPG Campaign
Cities, towns, villages, and other settlements are an integral part of any TTRPG campaign. However, a city is perhaps the most important type of settlement […]
Campaign Planning
How to Use Microsoft OneNote for Campaign Planning
There’s a holy grail for GMs. No, it’s not the perfect TTRPG system or anything like that. The holy grail of GMing is the ultimate […]
Tabletop RPGs
What Does Prepping for an RPG Session Look Like?
I see a lot of people online talk about how they don’t prep for the games they GM/DM. They show up to to the session […]
Tabletop RPGs
I Stopped Fudging Rolls and My Games Became More Fun
Fudging a dice roll is the act of rolling a die and then announcing the result to be something other than what was rolled. The […]
Tabletop RPGs
How to Run a Long-Term RPG Campaign
One of the first things I noticed when I started writing Dungeon Solvers was that people have a seriously difficult time finding long-term campaigns and dedicated […]
Tabletop RPGs
What is Metagaming and How Do You Avoid It?
Metagaming is a common phenomenon that occurs in a lot of tabletop RPGs (TTRPGs) such as Dungeons and Dragons. Simply put, metagaming is when you as […]