Why West Marches D&D Games Were Best for Us
West Marches D&D games are the best way to avoid schedule conflicts, try many options and genres, and hone your skills. Here’s why!
Resources for Dungeon Masters
Articles that review and recommend best practices for running a tabletop RPG game like Dungeons and Dragons.
A Guide to Advanced D&D Adventure Design
D&D adventure design is not easy, but these time-tested methods will help you craft memorable adventures that resonate with players forever.
7 New D&D Player Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Dungeons and Dragons has a slight learning curve in mechanics, role playing, and how players approach the game. Here are some of the major mistakes new players make and our suggestions on how to fix them.
Why I Never Fudge Dice as a DM: D&D 5e Considerations
Should a D&D 5e DM lie about dice rolls? Here’s why I never fudge dice rolls and the benefits I’ve experienced with this gaming philosophy.
D&D 5e Guide to Legendary Actions and Lairs
For the Dungeon Master with players well-versed in Dungeons and Dragons, planning unexpected and intriguing combat with frequently-used monsters can be a challenge. I propose, in addition to using interactive battle elements and hazards, a dungeon master should consider giving nearly all battles lair effects, lair actions, and possibly legendary actions.
Awarding D&D 5e Inspiration to Players: DM Advice
Awarding D&D 5e Inspiration rewards players. However, Inspiration comes with potential drawbacks that you might not foresee.
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.
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.
