Adventures in Tabletop
Welcome back to RedRaggedFiend.com. If you’ve been following along with the worldbuilding series you have your blank world map in hand. In the last post, Continents, we added some land to our blue ocean of a world. It looks great, Continue reading Spinning Plates: Worldbuilding Process & Plate Tectonics
We’re picking back up on the mapping aspect of worldbuilding. If you remember from last time we have three continents we need to map out. If you need a refresher, check the previous post out HERE. We have three continents Continue reading Worldbuilding Process: Continent Hex Mapping
Over time I’ve received feedback on the original World Map Beginnings post. And, I realized I needed to make some changes to improve its usefulness to the greater audience of world builders. There are a few core changes that need Continue reading Hexes: World Map Beginnings 1.5
Through slow toil and struggle we’ve come back around to the World Building Process. If you need a refresher (I did!) check out the last post: Making Gods & Religions > Organization & Worship. This time we’re cementing the important Continue reading Making Gods & Religions > Holidays, Rites, and Rituals
Do you have difficulty handling overland travel in your games? I know I did. There should be some middle ground between daily simulation and hand waving trips. I’m talking about more than tossing together a few random combat encounters. Necessity Continue reading GM Quick Reference: Improving Overland Travel with Encounter Nodes
