Tabletop RPGs
After the Campaign Ends – Writing an Epilogue
Some time ago I wrote an article about ending a D&D campaign. I was under the assumption that my campaign was coming to a close […]
Monster Monday
D&D Monster Monday: Green Slaad
Finally, you’ve snuck your way into the wizard’s dungeon and located the prisoner. You jimmy the lock on the cell door and call out for […]
Tabletop RPGs
Using RPGs as Educational Tools
Today’s awesome article was written by returning guest writer, Applefritter (reach them via E-mail here). Be sure to check out Applefritter’s previous article on Dungeon […]
Monster Monday
D&D Monster Monday: Zombie
“WHY WON’T YOU DIE!?” you scream, plunging your longsword into the zombie and watching it, yet again, rise from the floor and charge toward you. […]
Character Builds
Character Build: Path of the Zealot Barbarian
Path of the Zealot Barbarian I recently got the opportunity to play a one-shot. Originally I mulled around the idea of trying out the Oath […]
Monster Monday
D&D Monster Monday: Firenewt Warrior
Take a relaxing bath in the hot springs they said. You deserve a break after saving the village they said! Well, now we’re surrounded by […]
Blog
Update – 2 Years Later & an Exciting Announcement
I’m a bit late for Dungeon Solvers’ 6-month update, but better late than never I say! On the 18th we celebrated 2-years since my relaunch! I […]
Tabletop RPGs
How to Encourage Roleplaying, the Loresmyth Way
Hi all! Today’s guest article was written by Chris Mahon and Chris van der Linden from Loresymth. Loresmyth is an RPG publishing company with a […]
Monster Monday
D&D Monster Monday: Half-Red Dragon Veteran
Even town guards in small towns were slowly replaced by powerful half-red dragon veterans as the cult gained power and influence over mankind. Let me […]
Mechanics Discussion
The Basics of Ritual Casting in D&D 5e
Time is an invaluable resource in D&D 5e. Taking a short rest in the middle of an adventure can give the enemy enough time to […]