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We’re Brenton & Courtney. We love tabletop roleplay games so much, we started a whole business around them and started writing about our experiences. Here on our TTRPG blog, you’ll find tips, tricks, and free encounters for Dungeon Masters, Artists, and Players. Enjoy!
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How to Draw a Dungeon
Welcome back to our New DM’s Guide to Everything series! This week we’re talking about how to draw a dungeon using the topics we
How to Design a Dungeon
Welcome back to our New DM’s Guide to Everything series! Previously, we explored designing smart encounters to challenge and entertain your players. This week, we’re discussing how
Short D&D One-shot: Presti-sanitation
Hi-diddly-ho, adventurinos! I felt inspired this week to do a short d&d one-shot Side Quest focusing on oozes and alternate dimensions that can be
D&D Duet Offers the Perfect D&D Date Night
What’s the perfect party size for your Dungeons & Dragons games? Do you like the standard amount of 4 or 5? How about large parties
Free Through the Breach Adventure: The Biblioubliette
Happy Halloween! While we’re a few days away from Halloween proper, I felt it was time to dive back into the spooky TTRPG Malifaux: Through
TTRPG Encounters Part 2: Jungle encounter ideas
Jungles can be treacherous for the unwary, as many monsters and other denizens lurk deep in the shadows. Jungle encounter ideas are plentiful within the
New DM’s Guide to Everything: How to Design TTRPG Encounters
Welcome back to our New DM’s Guide to Everything series! Previously, we talked about worldbuilding and fleshing out your landscape with details. This week, we’re going to
Worldbuilding Part 2: Encounter ideas for your ttrpg world map
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New DM’s Guide to Everything: Worldbuilding for TTRPGs
Welcome back to our New DM’s Guide to Everything series! Previously, we talked about getting started and how to help your players stay comfortable. This week, we’re going
Tabletop RPGs can get uncomfortable. Here’s how to create a safe environment for your ttrpg players
Welcome to part two of our “New DM’s Guide to Everything” series: how to create a safe environment for your ttrpg players! We side-tracked a
Free Warhammer Wrath and Glory One-Shot
For the Emperor! It’s time for another Patreon-sponsored Side Quest! This time we are diving into Warhammer Wrath and Glory. If you’re new around here, our
New DM’s Guide to Everything
So you managed to wrangle some friends into playing D&D, but you’ve never played before. Or perhaps you’re inspired by the many live-play shows to
Wanderhome: this peaceful, pastoral fantasy is the balm we all need
Wanderhome art by Sylvia Bi, @rowatree You know those days where you’re just idly scrolling through Twitter and then you stumble across something that becomes a
Free D&D One Shot: Crystalline Caverns
Who wants to go spelunking? It’s time for another Patreon-sponsored Side Quest! For those of you who are new to our blog, we post a monthly
A First look at the Wacom One Tablet
I’ve used Wacom tablets exclusively since I started learning about digital art in college, and today I’m going to give you my first impressions in
How to Draw a Resurrectionist Lab Map
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Through the Breach Magic and Grimoires
Original logo from Wyrd Games We’re back in Malifaux for today’s topic of Through the Breach magic. Last time we discussed how to pick and use
Free Chronicles of Darkness Adventure and Map: White Wedding
It’s a nice day to start again We recently launched our Patreon, and one of the tier rewards is the ability for our Patrons to sponsor
Interview with Maxwell Zener, the mastermind behind The Skull of Drag’Nalar
A few months back, I saw a post on the DM’s Guild Facebook group asking for a cartographer to work on an upcoming campaign. I
Found Familiar: A D&D coffee company full of magic
It was a chilly morning in February when I entered my friend’s house, bags of Dungeons and Dragons coffee in tow. We gathered a few
Eight Deadly Homebrew D&D Traps
Do you ever find yourself wanting to spice things up for your players? Maybe the party Rogue is getting a little too confident, and you
