Dave Clark

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

The Caravanserai – a 5th edition D&D Background

Before you were a hero you were a Caravanserai, a keeper of an outpost that is inn, trade center, waypoint, and safe haven all at once. The traditional western trope of an innkeeper is provided as an alternate.
Reblogging Alphastream — Assessing the D&D Creator Summit

I’ve read two recaps of the Creator Summit. This one is from Alphastream and the other is from Daniel Kwan. Read both to learn as much as you can about the event earlier in the week. Hallway decorations at Wizards of the Coast On Monday April 3rd, 2023, about 30 community members visited the Wizards…
Best part of D&D Direct? The new player onboarding site

It just got a lot easier to learn how to play D&D. Wizards of the Coast’s new player onboarding site simplifies the choices and offers several free paths to play for those who have yet to roll dice and tell stories of fellowship together.
D&D just released a Starter Set prequel

A new pick-your-path adventure from Wizards of the Coast is an excellent introduction to Dungeons & Dragons.
Allies and Adversaries in Uprising and Rebellion

The characters within the campaign Uprising and Rebellion, my current D&D campaign.
I sponsored a soccer team

Support your friends doing things they enjoy. In my case that means sponsoring a soccer team.
Reblogged: What Do I Know About Books? Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves-The Road to Neverwinter | What Do I Know?

This is the first side-board movie novel that interests me, predominantly because of Jared’s review. It seems like something that gives a fuller backstory to events that will be talked about in Honor Among Thieves, while not giving away the plot of the movie. Read Jared’s full interview. What Do I Know About Books? Dungeons…
That d20 in my pocket

There’s been a d20 in my pocket for quite some time. I don’t remember why it started or how. The meaning then is probably not the meaning now. Maybe by putting a die in my pocket I feel I control chance. Maybe it was to remind me that once I hid my nerd and now…
Using ‘third places’ to add cultural depth to your D&D campaign or character

Tired: You meet in a tavern. Wired: You meet at a coffeeshop. Inspired: You meet at the library. How to vary the third places in your Dungeons and Dragons world.
Goltoppa, a Mehmdian sport in the World of the Everflow

One of my players invented a fantasy sport for use in our Dungeons & Dragons campaign. This is how I’d run it.