Have you been disappointed by a one-shot tabletop RPG (D&D) adventure? You’re not alone… But chances are you’ve also experienced supremely satisfying shorterm adventures. Let’s explore what skills and principles can make or break your one-shot episodes!
How much improvisation from a game master is too much for a tabletop RPG like D&D? Here is Flute’s perspective on improvising your sessions.
If you haven’t heard, Polymorph is commonly cited as one of the best spells in fifth edition D&D. Let’s explore why Polymorph receives such hype and is the topic of much discussion!
Time Stop has a reputation in fifth edition D&D as a useful spell, but I want to really analyze the spell to discover how it can be used effectively. This article is a deep dive into the spell, its mechanics, and what kinds of characters and spells are complementary to it.
Spells that are surprisingly creepy, ranked by their impact and my personal imagination/taste.
Metamagic is a thematic, useful class feature for Sorcerers, but using Metamagic efficiently can be daunting for players. This article will help a Sorcerer to understand how each Metamagic can be used to optimally enhance their spells.
In this article, I’ve manually identified each spell that has a continuous effect that requires actions during their duration.
Casting Counterspell feels like snapping your fingers to ruin someone’s fun, which is accurate since the spell’s only component is somatic. It is a controversial spell that robs a character of an action with little downside. But this spell inspires many inquiries on the internet from players who are figuring out finer points about how it works. I’ve compiled the best of those questions and their answers.
