Adventures in Tabletop
Recently one of the players in my weekly gaming group has turned inactive. In need of a warm body to fill the open spot, I invited a friend of a friend to join. Since I didn’t know the new player, Continue reading 15 New Player Interview Questions for D&D Groups
Welcome back. Recently, I’ve been speaking with my coworkers and organizing a D&D game for them. The two have zero experience in D&D and the RPG hobby as a whole. So, I thought it would be a good opportunity to Continue reading RPG Player Levels & How to Increase Your Level
Welcome back, this piece is a highly anticipated one. We’ll be covering the final piece of our pantheon world building: typical worship centers and the ordained, and their attendants. See all the Worldbuilding Process Posts. But, before we get into Continue reading World Building Worship Centers, Ordained, Attendants
Welcome back, we’re continuing the discussion on upgrading your D&D game’s DC/TN. In the last section we created a way to make dynamic Difficulty Class/Target Numbers for your game. The focus was to create a system that gave you the Continue reading Upgrading D&D DC/TN Part II
Most tabletop RPGs function along one underlying fact. You roll dice to determine the success or failure of actions. That means there must be something to gauge those dice against. Most often it’s a static number. Referred to by most Continue reading Improving DC/TN in D&D, Dynamic Adjudication