When players hear of geopolitical challenges, problematic societal beliefs, inter-species conflicts, and general movements throughout the land, they may not feel compelled to tackle such vast and vague problems, but they will discover how these dilemmas shape the campaign around them.
Learn how relative technology and magic levels will apply and interact with one another in your setting. Worldbuilding principles for GMs (system agnostic).
To add realistic depth to a world and to expand players’ interest in non-player characters, Dungeon Masters should consider involving rivals.
The real-world has plentiful sources of inspiration for how cultures and religions may treat death in a D&D game. DM’s can learn from these summaries and gain inspiration for world building.
After reading this post, you’ll be inspired to transform the bandit cliche into a rich, fun part of your game.
