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Hitting the books – a guide to picking up a new TTRPG system
If you’re curious about playing an rpg system that you haven’t tried before, and aren’t sure about where to start, this article is for you.
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Building a tavern – a meeting place for adventurers
Whether gathering a party for their first adventure, or recovering after their twelfth, taverns, bars, inns and brothels are a mainstay in any D&D campaign.
StarWars: The Lost Planet – SWd20 Campaign
Chapter 3 – Hitting the road
Hirani, Jix, Yebhalo and Azariah set off to explore the planet Velabri, encountering dangers along their way to the palace of Gardulla the Hutt.
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Enjoying the time off – A quarantine’s look at downtime in D&D
Much like those of us locked up at home, our adventurers often need to take a break between adventures. But how do they spend their downtime? Today we take a look at how players can burn the time between their weeks of delving into dungeons. Exploring your options In Adventurer’s Read more
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Drop The Hammer – a guide to magic weapons
From Muradin’s Hammer of Justice, The Lich King’s Frostmourne and Diane’s Gideon, to Frodo’s Sting and Elan’s belt of Masculinity/Femininity – many heroes are as well known for their magic items as they are for their deeds with them. But what about magical items in your campaign? Ooh, shiny! Loot Read more
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Surviving isolation – Playing D&D with social distance
Is your D&D table feeling empty? With Isolation and Social Distancing, getting your D&D party together can be hard – but today we’re delving into the ins and out of having your D&D session online. Take a look!
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Hold My Corona – A Guide to Plagues in D&D
With the world watching the spread of Corvid-19, we take a look at how diseases play a role in the world of D&D…
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“IN A WORLD” – Worldbuilding for DuMmies
From Ebberon to Wildemount, from the Forgotten Realms to your table, let’s take a look at world-building for your Dungeons and Dragon’s game.
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Bringing your character to life
We all spend a lot of time and imagination on our characters. Their looks, their odd quirks, their outfits (and of course, their epic gear) and their styles are all well-defined in our heads, but when it comes to actually sharing them with the world, sometimes we want more than Read more
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Map tool spotlight: Inkarnate
One of my biggest challenges as a Dungeon Master with no talent for the visual arts is mapmaking. There are many ways around this particular hurdle, today I’d like to take a close look at one I discovered recently- Inkarnate. https://www.inkarnate.com/ Now, you may be thinking, “All artists tend to Read more