Adventures in Tabletop
A GM binder is one of the most useful tools a Dungeon Master (or any Game Master) can have for running tabletop RPGs. Each DM binder is personalized to the needs of its DM and should contain all the references Continue reading The GM Binder: A Dungeon Master’s Sacred Tome
A few years back, I published my homebrew D&D adventure skeleton. This template was the basic skeleton I used to create homebrew adventures, mainly for Dungeons & Dragons and other RPGs, because there was nothing D&D specific to the formula. Continue reading How I Improved My Homebrew D&D Adventures
As 2020 winds down and the holiday season reaches full swing, it seemed like the appropriate time to help out people looking to buy their D&D players and Dungeon Masters something nice with a few gift ideas. Whether you’re shopping Continue reading 2020 Dungeons & Dragons Holiday Buyer’s Guide
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, 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
