We’ll highlight some of the best linear vs. sandbox adventures and even the ones that are the best for beginners.
Now that we’ve described maybe the two most important categories, or buckets to consider, your Pillars, and Palette, lets switch gears a bit and talk about tools of the trade…
Have you ever wanted to go toe to toe with another player in D&D? We’re creating an extension of our Play by Post experience where you can do just that…
Forget about mediocre. This guide will walk you through five methods on how to better use the character origins in your campaigns to keep the role-playing lively, the players involved, and the story rich. Let’s elevate your game with backstory weaving…
When trying to answer the question of how alignment will work in your game, or perhaps for a character you’re building. Try the following: First, before you even think about alignment at all, consider who this character is…
Want to play more D&D? We’ve got good news for you. We will be rolling out several PBP campaigns that you can enroll in and have a blast playing D&D on your schedule right on our Discord server…
The main guiding principle here is to tune your encounters harder or easier on the fly in order to enhance the experience for your players. You want your players to feel the tension of real challenges and have them work together to solve them. Make the encounter harder when it will add drama, flair, and fun to a battle that is turning out to feel a bit flat…
A problem player, in short, is a disruptive player. Here’s a breakdown of the problem players we’ll be breaking down, and giving advice on in this article: 1) The Rules Lawyer, 2) The Escalator, 3) The Min-Maxer, 4) The Lone Wolf, 5) The Spotlight Hog…
What if each of your live play sessions started with a scene that dramatically featured the backstory of one of the player’s characters in your campaign? What if it set the tone with evocative role play and drama and shed light on interesting parts of the characters around the tables origins and motivations? Flashbacks can be…
Play by Post is awesome, alive, and kicking and we think you just might love being a part of it. The “secret sauce” here is that it’s a style that lets you scratch the D&D itch when you can get a post or two in on your own time…