I picked up Andrew Kolb’s Neverland 5e setting with some Christmas money, and I’ll be honest, I pretty much did it based on the beautiful cover (more on that in a bit). This book brings the world of Peter Pan Read More …
Earlier this month, I posted an article about why you need to focus your TTRPG worldbuilding on playable elements. Today, I want to dig into one of the most important parts of any fictional game world — the TTRPG NPCs Read More …
In my first #wobblefit video, I mentioned that my first time running a game of Dungeons and Dragons didn’t go so well. In fact, it was a total critical fumble. I botched my saving throw against abject humiliation. I rolled Read More …
When PJ Coffey from Homebrew and Hacking asked me if I wanted a review copy of one of their books, I knew I wanted to take a look at One if by Land, Two if by Sea, Three if by Read More …
There are plenty of articles out there on how to create better Dungeons and Dragons characters, usually packed full of advice on personality traits, mannerisms, and other ways to make your character feel unique and special. What I see less Read More …
The Arcane Armory 1: Blades is a small, low-cost sourcebook containing unique magic weapons with beautiful human-made art and evocative origins. Read More …
Deciding how to handle the death of a player character is something that every Dungeons and Dragons DM must face. Unfortunately, the game mechanics as written have always struggled to give characters the meaningful, evocative end that heroic characters deserve. Read More …
