This is for our wizards, bards, and sages out there whom wish to gather the tales of others so that they may broaden their horizons. Here you may find stories and shared experiences from other people’s perspective or even Heroic Tales of an adventuring party’s past victories. Do you want to share your tale? We want to hear it!
If given the choice, people’s preferred superpower is flight, and even before Icarus humanity dreamed of taking to the skies. I’m not saying you need a world with no rules, that would be chaos. But when you present a magical world full of fantasy and adventure, a lot of people are going to want to fly, even at low levels.
Things in the world change according to player decisions and their indecisions. When it comes to roleplaying games, every game must be unique. Not simply because of changing variables like time, snacks, players, and social distancing; but because of the way in which different players interact with dynamic consistencies, as I like to call them, and the chain of events they set in motion.
As the Dungeon Master begins their prep for the upcoming session, they load their favorite playlist. Suddenly the ambiance of adventure echoes around their workspace. The introduction of music into your Dungeons & Dragons game is not a an optional element; it is a vital ingredient to immersive storytelling.
Dungeons & Dragons is a magical world full of incredibly endless possibilities. Read, write, take a lot of notes and organize them. Story ideas are everywhere and they are not rules-dependent. Enrich and evolve a campaign world over time; there is no need to rush.
Interested in playing D&D but don’t know where to begin? Here's a guide for how to find games to play in, along with step-by-step instructions for starting your own D&D campaign. We also explore the opportunities out there for becoming a professional Dungeon Master and how you can get paid to roll dice.
You’re sitting around a dinner table covered with papers, laptops, electric candles, and WAY too many dice (as if that's a thing). You’re surrounded by your longtime friends, and perhaps some new ones, as your Dungeon Master begins Session Zero for your new campaign. Each of you has spent hours before this crafting the perfect character, and now you get the chance to share this character with your friends! As each person explains their backstory, your final party member clears his throat, stands up and says “I shall be a Chaotic Evil warlock!” The groans from the rest of the party fill the room.
When faced with a bare table during your D&D game, do you rely on theatre of the mind or would you like some tangible pieces to play with? If you and your players desire some more interactive maps and characters, here is a great way to start painting those pieces of plastic!
One of the greatest aspects about D&D and other tabletop roleplaying games is the roleplay. From the first steps of building your character, you get to dive deep and determine who the character you are playing, their strengths, flaws, and little quirks that make them unique.
One of the greatest things about D&D is the ability to adventure with your friends. It provides a safe environment for you and your friends to explore a world (or multiple) and all from the comfort zone. In addition, D&D gives us the ability to play in a setting for an undisclosed amount of time. Those features are what attract many to the open-world MMORPG genre.
MÖRK BORG is “a pitch-black apocalyptic fantasy RPG about lost souls and fools seeking redemption, forgiveness or the last remaining riches in a bleak and dying world.” What will your fate be?