Dave Clark

Blog: https://fullmoonstorytelling.com/
Profile: https://fullmoonstorytelling.com/author/bedirthanaverage/
Homepage: http://www.fullmoonstorytelling.com

The mistake of abandoning personality via One D&D

Getting rid of Traits, Ideals, Bonds and Flaws is a mistake that reduces story opportunities rather than expand story. There is another way.
Beer Review: +1 Charisma Pale Ale from Boundary Bay

I like this beer and I like the character they built on the D&D character sheet.
Timelines in the World of the Everflow

The timeline of the World of the Everflow is getting harder for me to track. There have been six campaigns with some overlap in both reality and at the table. In order for me to keep better track of events and so that the players and their characters have a better idea of events in…
Introducing Militia Actions to support base defense in urban rebellion play

Add lair actions to a PC group defending their homebase
The Willow trailer is more proof that there’s never been a better time to be a fan of fantasy

Fantasy is capturing global imaginations and our dreams, with every streaming platform and movie studio trying to figure out just which story will win. Willow just might for the weeks that it is out.
Counting in the Land of Kon

The smogpunk Land of Kon counts a little differently than the rest of the World of the Everflow.
“I’m not even supposed to be here today” — add a Clerk background to D&D

Don’t be murdered by clerks, be the clerks that murder. This is another Background for 5th edition D&D.
Assigning Social and Exploration Experience in Uprising & Rebellion

Tracking plot points in order to award experience for non-combat events that move the story of Uprising and Rebellion forward.
Batons and short staves – two new finesse weapons

5e D&D rogues need some bludgeoning options to expand the stories we tell via our games. Here are two that help with that.
Twilight Fables – a sourcebook designed for 5e D&D focusing on European folklore

As an active participant on ENWorld, I watched the Twilight Fables project grow from idea to concept through approach and playtest. As an already funded project, supporting it on Kickstarter means my readers will not be backing a failed project — it’s done. The books have had proofs printed. Rod Waibel has a different approach…