The evil character does not loot and murder. He waits, he builds party trust, and he keeps his eye on the big prize.
Tag Archives: D&D
Nesting House Scratchbuild
Today we make houses within houses within houses.
Dark Dungeons – A Nostalgic Look At Satanic Panic
Dark Dungeons: the anti-D&D religious pamphlet you should have read years ago.
Using Achievements In Tabletop Games
Gold and experience are fine rewards. But nothing beats a tiny trophy and a snappy quote.
5 Tips For Character Backstory In D&D
Character history is usually ignored by the other players and the Dungeon Master…until now.
‘Epic Scale’ Is A Bad Way To Game
If your party is tasked with saving the world, then the game has gone too far. Games, and stories, need personal stakes.
Write A Grimoire For Your Game!
Presenting a tabletop prop: The Grimoire.
Cheap Insect Miniatures
Dollar Store insect toys, paint, and a lot of free time. What could go wrong?
5 Facts About Arrows D&D Players Neglect
5 facts about arrows in combat that D&D players couldn’t give two twiddly-figs about.
Scratchbuilding A Spelljammer
For anyone unfamiliar with the Spelljammer expansion, back in 1989 the writers of Advanced Dungeons and Dragons decided that their vast libraries of middle-earth-like modules wasn’t expansive enough. So they took us to space. Dungeons and Dragons…in space. Just let that sink in. Illiterate barbarians operating complex space-faring machinery. Sorcerers throwing fireballs into the darkContinue reading “Scratchbuilding A Spelljammer”
