Allies and Adversaries in Uprising and Rebellion
The characters within the campaign Uprising and Rebellion, my current D&D campaign.
The characters within the campaign Uprising and Rebellion, my current D&D campaign.
One of my players invented a fantasy sport for use in our Dungeons & Dragons campaign. This is how I’d run it.
In the World of the Everflow all dragons have hoards. At this point of Uprising and Rebellion the group has met those that hoard books (paper dragons), jewels and fine art (jaculus), animal companions (black dragons) and strife (blue dragons). Heading towards the final faceoff with the great wyrm blue dragon there’s a desire to…
Add lair actions to a PC group defending their homebase
Tracking plot points in order to award experience for non-combat events that move the story of Uprising and Rebellion forward.
What nearly every person would know about the Land of the Six Kingdoms. This campaign two-sheet supplements the mechanical rules from a one-sheet.
The latest in Dolya’s procedural maps are a snapshot of a city street or neighborhood. Here’s how to use them in your game.
All that you need to know about Campaign 2 of Uprising & Rebellion.
An entry in Phatha Phioxa Baroness-flagged of the Guild’s diary after she left on First Flight to the Lands of Kin
How would you run a D&D campaign that focuses on rebelling against a power much mightier than the player-characters? What tools would you use to rise against The White Witch, or The Union, or the Burgue?