TTRPG Worldbuilding Guide: Create Your Universe
This article will be focusing on the broad order and organization of the cosmos and some important fundamental forces that every D&D world needs.
Articles that review and recommend best practices for running a tabletop RPG game like Dungeons and Dragons.
This article will be focusing on the broad order and organization of the cosmos and some important fundamental forces that every D&D world needs.
Traps, secret doors, and skulking assassins are aspects of D&D that test a character’s ability to keenly perceive their surroundings. D&D 5e’s core rules depend on the Perception skill, and more specifically the Passive Perception skill, and this resource possesses everything you need to understand it.
It’s entirely natural for players to start their Dungeons and Dragons campaign with one particular expectation: I am going to be a hero. Not in a conceited “let me be in the spotlight” way, but in the “we are a party of heroes going to solve the world’s problems” way. Of course there will be players with devious motives who turn out to be anti-heroes, but that’s just the other side of the same coin. In this mindset, players are still playing characters who will solve problems.
Sanity is an optional mechanic often dismissed as either extreme or useless in D&D 5e. However, using Sanity as an additional ability score has a wide array of uses and benefits.
Why do people avoid homebrew? These common concerns with D&D 5e’s third-party homebrew content are addressed by a pro designer in the scene.
Start with this list of D&D 5e third-party classes if you want to freshen up the game! Homebrew is alive and well from reputable designers.
List and links for each D&D 5e book that has received content and rules errata and revision.
Third-party D&D content is thriving, but where do you begin? What are the greatest hits? Use this list to curate your collection!