Hey everyone! It’s been a hectic few weeks for us: the holidays kept us busy, I turned my focus towards finishing the third Wild Beyond the Witchlight map pack as well as an “under-NDA” project, and we moved to Washington. Why Washington, you might ask? It’s been a secret so far, but I got a …
One of the things I do to help stimulate my creator brain is to try and come up with stories, maps, or whatever with only a few prompts. Sometimes it’s a matter of finding inspiration with a short concept, like “wandering peddlers with otherworldly goods”, or something more specific, like magical items or creatures. For …
Things are quite busy in our neck of the woods! We just released the 2nd Chapter of our Wild Beyond the Witchlight map pack (more on that below), I’ve signed on to write some one-shots for a TTRPG company I utterly adore (NDA life prevents me from sharing more, unfortunately), and Court is still recuperating …
Dragons are so hot right now thanks to the release of the newest D&D book “Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons”. It’s surprising to see how much lore and content was waiting to be mined and published to really flesh out ½ of D&D’s namesake. I’m barely halfway through (review coming soon), but I’m already getting tons …
Free Fizban’s Dragon Adventure: The Dragonmaw Altar Read More »
This week’s post is going to be a little different than usual. Earlier this year I received a copy of Mork Borg as a gift. It didn’t take long for me to read through it (seriously, it’s only 80+ pages), and I fell in love with the setting and mechanics. The thing that struck me …
Introducing Morkborne: A Mork Borg x Bloodborne hack & Free playtest Read More »
It’s been a bit, but I’m back! I’ve been hard at work on the newest map pack for Wild Beyond the Witchlight! I’ll talk a bit about that later, but for now let’s shift into spooky season. Just like last time, you never know what your players are going to get up to during a …
I’m back with another simple random dungeon for September’s Design-A-Dungeon Challenge! The rules are basically the same – consult the random dungeon generator in the Dungeon Master’s Guide and make a map out of it. To make things simple, I limit myself to a 10×6 page, and if a room or passage doesn’t make sense …
Goblinoids get a bad rap in most D&D games. Goblins mostly exist as fodder for low-level dungeons or expendable minions for more powerful creatures. Bugbears are typically seen as back-stabbing layabouts who are content to steal whatever they find. Hobgoblins are war-like and honorable to a fault, with little other redeeming qualities to their society. …
There’s always a chance that a party makes a decision so unexpected that even experienced DMs need to stop to figure out what’ll happen next. In the event of total DM brain melt, I always keep a small collection of random D&D encounter ideas to fill in the blanks. So for today, I’m happy to …
I get asked frequently how I come up with dungeons for my Side Quests and other projects. Most of the time I have a specific challenge or encounter in mind and I sketch a map layout to see what works. Sometimes though, if I get stuck or need ideas, I use the Random Dungeon appendix …
Design-A-Dungeon Challenge: Tomb of the Unquiet Dead Read More »
Our guest today is David, the player behind Kascorin and one of the podcast editors of Reckless Attack. If you are not familiar with
Today’s guest is Amber TheSpaceJamber, a TTRPG editor and streamer. Amber tells us what your editor is actually thinking and looking for in your
T I am really excited about this one, as today features Indrani, an absolutely amazing and kind creator from India. She is the co-founder of
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