Tips, tricks and what I’ve learned about running the game that may come in handy to novice Dungeon Masters.
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
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
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
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
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
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
You may have heard of the 5 room dungeon while scouring the internet for ideas for your next session. In this article I will try
I will admit that despite the title of this article, running a game for more than 4 players is really challenging and, in my humble
I’m not familiar with previous editions of Dungeons & Dragons so when speaking about the great alignment debate that is going on, I will be
I’ve realized that I’ve talked about a few things on this blog, but I haven’t touched on what it means to be a Dungeon Master.
When I started DMing, I faced a roadblock when I decided I wanted to run my own stuff. I had all these ideas for awesome
Running published adventures is a preferred method of running D&D for many people. It seem easier than creating your own adventures, all the information is
If you haven’t read the first part of this article, you should. At least if you want this to make sense. In essence I explained
So you want to run D&D. You call up your friends or coworkers, and tell them “Hey, I found this great new game that I
