Worldbuilding Culture Questions and Checklist for D&D & TTRPGs

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Welcome back! So far in our top-down worldbuilding series we’ve created a world map, put down some landmarks, and even drafted up some borders for the different political states. Now it’s time we turn our attention towards the human element Continue reading Worldbuilding Culture Questions and Checklist for D&D & TTRPGs

Language Mapping for D&D Worldbuilding

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Welcome back, or just welcome if it’s your first time here! Today we’re continuing our worldbuilding process series by taking a look at language mapping. For the uninitiated, we’ve been creating a series of blog articles detailing steps on worldbuilding Continue reading Language Mapping for D&D Worldbuilding

DND Overland Travel Fundamentals & “Authenticity”

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Welcome back; I recently reviewed my DND overland travel notes for the Solo RPG live stream we’ve been doing on Twitch. As I was checking my notes and thinking about what might happen during Lia’s multi-week travel from Split Valley Continue reading DND Overland Travel Fundamentals & “Authenticity”

D&D Hex Map Region Scale Example: The Gyre

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Welcome back to a new installment of our ongoing Worldbuilding Process Posts, focused on how to create your own fully-realized world for D&D and other tabletop RPGs. It’s also an excellent resource for writers and other hobbyists who need and Continue reading D&D Hex Map Region Scale Example: The Gyre

Update! DM Binder I Completed!

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Welcome back, last year we talked about the usefulness of a DM/GM binder and more importantly, how I had never put one together for myself. So, it’s about time for an update on the situation.  Previously running games, I often Continue reading Update! DM Binder I Completed!