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You don’t really need town maps
Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) has long been a cornerstone of tabletop role-playing games, beloved for its open-ended storytelling and immersive worlds. While maps are often
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Tips, tricks and what I’ve learned about running the game that may come in handy to novice Dungeon Masters.
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1d10 Puzzle Ideas for Your D&D Game
Puzzles can add an extra layer of intrigue and challenge to your Dungeons & Dragons game, giving your players a break from combat and a
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The D&D Campaign Skeleton (or how to plan a complete D&D campaign)
One of my main struggles when I started DMing was the absence of a concrete structure of adventures and campaigns that I could work off
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The problem with puzzles in D&D
Puzzles are one of the unofficial staples of D&D, so much so that they could be considered the fourth pillar of Dungeons & Dragons (the
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How preparing less makes my games better
As I’ve mentioned numerous times I really like the Lazy Dungeon Master method of preparing for D&D but I don’t always follow it t0 the
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A Word About DM Burnout
DM burnout is an issue many long term DMs come across at least once. I’ve seen a few posts on social media from people who
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Taking your D&D 5e Game online and having fun during the pandemic
The Coronavirus pandemic has put a sudden stop to many D&D Games around the world. I’ve mentioned in another article how I had managed to
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Making or modifying monsters to build exciting encounters
One aspect of the game that I, as a new DM, never thought I’d touch is creating new monsters or making modifications to the existing
