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 threads an arrow through two party members to strike the charging orc? And of course there’s the differences between cover and concealment. There’s quite a bit to remember in the …
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 until recently, exclusively met in person. Since we’re all home-bound for the foreseeable future, I’ve started learning how to set up digital maps in Roll20 for my players. I learned that it …
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 may make a small commission at no additional cost to you. You can review our full disclaimer here. I know we’ve mostly been focusing on D&D thus far, but …
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 screamed for any city guards within earshot. Let me back up a bit. In my experience, most new groups of strangers generally take a while to warm up and roleplay …
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