D&D Minis Curated for Specific Adventures
Using miniatures in D&D isn’t required, but minis can add much joy to your game. This sponsored article describes the ins and outs of using miniatures and promotes an impressive Kickstarter project.
Resources for Dungeon Masters
Articles that review and recommend best practices for running a tabletop RPG game like Dungeons and Dragons.
D&D Player Playstyles and Character Dynamics
Identifying a TTRPG player’s playstyle leads to greater enjoyment of the game. Here are top archetypes to accompany common playstyles according to Indestructoboy.
D&D 5e Damage Types and Hit Points Explained
I explore what hitpoints are in D&D 5e and how to roleplay and narrate types of damage. Hitpoints are much more than physical health. Damage types are opportunities to roleplay and tell a story.
Creating a Villain: Learning from the History of Baba Yaga
A notorious nightmare for children across the world, the tales of Baba Yaga vary from culture to culture, yet all leave a feeling of dread of the old forest witch. Unsurprisingly, Dungeons & Dragons has also incorporated their own version of the story into their canon, maintaining the themes of wickedness and whimsy.
Domains of the Divine: D&D Outer Plane Cosmology
Breaking with previous editions, 5e chooses to keep the Outer Planes incredibly vague. However, the shape and experience of each Outer Plane is highly dependent on the deities or powers that control them. This article explores these differences.
Running Yester Hill in Curse of Strahd: D&D 5e DM Ideas
Let’s explore the vast, open area of Yester Hill in D&D 5e’s famous adventure, Curse of Strahd!
D&D 5e Experience Points Explored: History and Alternatives
Explore the application, history, and alternatives of D&D 5e’s experience points and progression system for your TTRPG group.
Curse of Strahd D&D 5e: Ravenloft Souls and Death
One of Curse of Strahd’s oddities to unravel is the absence and trapped nature of Ravenloft souls. Here’s what you need to know in D&D 5e!