Adventures in Tabletop
I planned for a different blog. I outlined a blog about fighting boss monsters in fifth edition. But, while working to plan future posts in Worldbuilding Start to Finish I was bitten by the worldbuilding bug. So I started down Continue reading Take It & Run! Timberhook
In the last worldbuilding post, Tweaking the Game: Options and House Rules, I said: “I want to introduce travel and camping duties.” So let’s do it. First off, why is this something you might want to include in Continue reading Duty Roster: Camp & Travel
First I want to make clear you in no way need to change the game of D&D. Adjusting the game rules is optional. If you’re a new DM or have a difficult time holding the rules in your head (no Continue reading Tweaking the Game: Options and House Rules
Welcome back to Worldbuilding Process post number two. Dungeons and Dragons comes with a lot of assumptions baked into the core system. D&D relies on our shared knowledge as humans and especially fantasy stereotypes. This creates consistency in a game Continue reading How to Use and Abuse the Core Assumptions
Recently one of the longtime players in my current group has moved behind the screen and taken up the DM mantle. He’s a tabletop veteran, but doesn’t run games very often. He’s currently running a 5e campaign where magic items Continue reading Magic Item Market & Purchasing Power
