Adventures in Tabletop
The difference between a mediocre dungeon master and a great Dungeon Master is their dedication to self improvement. A great DM is always seeking how to run the perfect game of Dungeons & Dragons, but also knows that’s more of Continue reading 7 Easy Ways to Improve Your D&D Games
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
You Don’t Have the Drive You Won’t Leave Your Comfort Zone You’re a Frustrated Author You Don’t Know the Rules You Play Against the Players You Don’t Have the Drive There is no easy button when it comes to DMing. Continue reading 5 Reasons You Shouldn’t DM
Welcome back. Last time we took the raw form of your pantheons and sculpted them into something coherent. Now you should have a firm grasp on who your gods are and their domains. We also knocked out the universal myths Continue reading Making Gods & Religions > Organization & Worship
Welcome back to Worldbuilding Process post number two. Dungeons and Dragons comes with a lot of assumptions baked into the core system. D&D relies on our shared knowledge as humans and especially fantasy stereotypes. This creates consistency in a game Continue reading How to Use and Abuse the Core Assumptions
