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.

Counting in the Land of Kon

The smogpunk Land of Kon counts a little differently than the rest of the World of the Everflow.

With the upcoming boom in Dungeons and Dragons players you should structure you campaign to welcome them.

All that you need to know about the campaign Gendarmes of Sheljar

Reblogging this because josechurape summed up my feelings about the hottest show on Amazon Prime — Critical Role’s The Legend of Vox Machina

This isn’t some niche nerd hobby anymore.

Changeup character creation to follow the way they lived their life before, and the story comes naturally.

When you embrace the mechanics of 5th edition Backgrounds you expand the variety of stories that can be told at your table.

All that you need to know about Campaign 2 of Uprising & Rebellion.

Finding inspiration for your next PC or NPC in day-to-day normality.