Adventures in Tabletop
Why should you make a D&D campaign primer for your homebrew setting and games? A primer helps make clear the most fundamental parts of your campaign for your players and pre-emptively answers the most common players questions. In a way Continue reading How to Make a D&D Campaign Primer for Your Homebrew
Whether you’re a brand new player stepping behind the DM screen for the first time or a many-decades veteran DM with players showing up in an hour, with nothing prepped, this will help you get from the blank page to Continue reading How to Create a 15-Minute D&D Campaign Start
I’m always surprised at how divergent the opinions are on session zero as a tool for running a game. While there is a majority approval of the concept and supporting evidence of it being helpful to a game and avoiding Continue reading A Session Zero Alternative
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
I have been absent from the blog for a while, though it hasn’t been far from my mind. I’ve needed to set aside some time and determine a focus for my energy with the blog. To that end I’m Continue reading Worldbuilding Start to Finish
