Adventures in Tabletop
Welcome back to a new installment of our ongoing Worldbuilding Process Posts, focused on how to create your own fully-realized world for D&D and other tabletop RPGs. It’s also an excellent resource for writers and other hobbyists who need and Continue reading D&D Hex Map Region Scale Example: The Gyre
Welcome back, last year we talked about the usefulness of a DM/GM binder and more importantly, how I had never put one together for myself. So, it’s about time for an update on the situation. Previously running games, I often Continue reading Update! DM Binder I Completed!
So you’re interested in playing with yourself. Well, by yourself anyways. That’s right, we’re talking about the rising interest in solo RPGs and how to play a solo RPG using the fifth edition of the world’s most popular RPG, Dungeons Continue reading Learning How to Solo RPG with Dungeons & Dragons
Welcome back, we’re picking up in the Worldbuilding Process from Scratch series. This post is our second installment on transitioning the scope of worldbuilding from the highest level to a higher level of magnification, the region hex, by discussing D&D Continue reading D&D Region Hex Stocking: Heartlands, Marches and Wilds
Building D&D cities, towns, and villages is challenging. As a Dungeon Master, you either don’t spend enough time prepping a settlement to find it’s a forgettable, cookie-cutter location and one where the PCs have nothing to do and can’t find Continue reading How to Build Practical D&D Cities & Villages with Your Players in Mind
