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
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
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
Between this blog and every other RPG talking head on the internet you’re tired of hearing about how important running a group character creation, session zero is to the success of your campaign. Yes and No. Full transparency, 100% honesty, Continue reading Group Character Creation: Session Zero