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Picking the Fall release 5e products best for you
Official D&D has a lot of books coming out within the next couple months. Your normie friends need advice.
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Black Flag is in the Creative Commons, now what? Backgrounds!
5e is the most popular RPG engine in history. It now has four main trunks all in the Creative Commons (CC BY 4.0). Creators can intertwine D&D, Black Flag, and A5e simply. Here’s what I’ll do.
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Lore Collage: Everyone has dragons, they’re all different
A collection of links and videos that inspired my thoughts around D&D and similar fantasy games this week.
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Lore Collage: Bringing the blogosphere I wanted back
Eleven links to help inspire your 5e games and fantasy worlds, plus guidelines on how to update the Vintner to the current iterations of 5e.
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Your favorite fantasy TV series was cancelled, now what? RPGs
You have a game to help you continue the legends that are important to you. You don’t need Rafe or Sera or Kasdan. You need dice, paper and a table of friends.
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Xabal’s Workshop
Xabal’s new Workshop and hirelings
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The Ferments: A campaign one sheet
A D&D campaign centering drop-in, episodic play where the players help write the story and the characters defend their lands.
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Shire United, brought to you by Full Moon Storytelling
I love sports. I love D&D. You probably figured that out by now. The soccer team I currently sponsor feels like a perfect blend of fantasy and football.
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Militia actions for 5e systems
The Battle of Emund’s Field, the Rally of the Tooks, the Battle of the Black Whale, the Defense of Galladoorn and other moments in the fantasy tales that inspire our roleplaying sessions require some semblance of skirmishes. These rules keep the militia simple and the action centered on your heroes.
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How players should prepare before their next TTRPG session
A few steps to helping your GM and party have a better session
