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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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Free Werewolf the Forsaken Adventure and Map: Locally Sourced
There’s little hope in the World of Darkness We recently launched our Patreon, and one of the tier rewards is the
Through the Breach Triggers and Talents
Original logo from Wyrd Games Today, we’re moving on to Part 2 of our Character Creation guide for Malifaux: Through the Breach! Two weeks ago, we
Fundraising with a Dark Force Incursion Supplement
Today is June 5th, 2020. Today’s post was going to just be about announcing a collaboration that we’ve been working on is published and
Through the Breach Character Creation Tips
Original logo from Wyrd Games We’re jumping back into Malifaux today to discuss Through the Breach character creation tips! We recently wrote an introduction post giving you an
How to Draw Crates for your TTRPG Map
It’s no secret how much I love drawing crates. Okay, so maybe it’s not a love, but I do find crates aesthetically pleasing and
Free D&D Adventure and Map: Dry Heat
Get ready for the first Patron-sponsored Side Quest! We recently launched our Patreon , and one of the tier rewards we’re really excited for is
50 Character Building Questions
What’s your favorite part of creating a new character? Is it rolling for their stats? Choosing their spells and abilities? Or maybe it’s developing an
Throne Room Map Commission
Back in February, we celebrated hitting 500 Instagram followers by running a contest for a free map commission. The lucky winner received a free
An Interview with Dark Realm Maps
We’ve got an interview for you today! What do you do when you’re an avid board gamer stuck at home alone? That is the question
Free D&D Map & Encounter: Desert Tomb
It’s Side Quest Time! Do you ever feel stuck when planning your next D&D session? Perhaps you’re tired of sending your players off into the
Helpful Ways to Use Cover in D&D
I’ve neglected or outright forgotten about cover in D&D multiple times. It’s one thing to shoot over broken walls, but what happens when the ranger
Making Maps for Roll20
Like pretty much everyone else around the world right now, we are under strict quarantine. We also happen to run a D&D group that, up
Cthulhu Meets Guy Fieri: A Call of Cthulhu Map Commission
What happens when you mix eldritch horror with a funky, Flavortown-style? I still don’t know, but it might just turn out like this Call of
Free Through the Breach Encounter: Warped Orphanage
It’s time for a Through the Breach Side Quest! Last week, we introduced one of our favorite, but sadly lesser-known TTRPGs: Malifaux: Through the Breach*
What is Malifaux: Through the Breach?
Image from Wyrd Games Have you ever found a game or series that you enjoy so much you just have to consume everything about
How to Draw a Fort for Your Tabletop Game
There are many ways to draw maps for tabletop games. Sometimes you doodle out small dungeons on legal paper while sitting on long conference calls.
Random Character Motivations for Dread
Random Character Motivations for Dread Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links, meaning if you make a purchase after clicking on one of our links, we
Free TTRPG Encounter: Goliath Longhouse
Free TTRPG Encounter: Goliath Longhouse Welcome to our second Side Quest! Do you ever feel stuck when planning your next D&D session? Perhaps you’re tired
Product Spotlight: The Siege of St Isolde
Product Spotlight: A One Shot D&D Campaign: The Siege of St Isolde Believe it or not, the decision to start publishing my own works
Embracing Character Quirks, or, When the Bird Goes Crazy
It all started with a failed saving throw and ended with the Arakocra Monk hanging upside down from a gilded octopus chandelier while the shopkeep
Prison Beneath the Stones
Free D&D Encounter: Prison Beneath the Stones Do you ever feel stuck when planning your next D&D session? Perhaps you’re tired of sending your players
