Adventures in Tabletop
The neophyte DM often struggles with making encounters, NPCs, and adventures. The longer they ply the DM craft the better they become at doing those. After a few years of grinding adventures out a DM usually gets it. Like many Continue reading 10 Secrets to Creating a Great D&D Campaign
Welcome back! Today, I’m putting out my views on investigation-focused games. Adventures with teams of specialized player characters. For a few sessions now we’ve been playing an X-Files, SCP, CSI/NCIS, procedural drama style game. The characters are fun and the investigations Continue reading Juggling Scenes: Games for Specialized Parties
Pitching an adventure. As game master we have a lot of freedom in the adventures we create for the gaming table. Truth is we can make the adventure whatever we want and tailor it to our own interests. Who cares Continue reading 3×3 Adventure Pitches with Plot Twists
What are the challenges one must overcome to be a great dungeon master? While I am not the greatest and wisest of all dungeon masters, I have divined the most crucial steps to become a great (or at least better) Continue reading The 5 Steps to DM Enlightenment
Welcome to Hit Points & Morale, the fifth and FINAL part of Alternative Encounter Building. Thank you for following and sticking with me to the end. At last we will deal with altering hit points to adjust the difficulty of Continue reading Hit Points & Morale: Alternative Encounter Building V
