This is a collection of my "Go To'" Dungeons and Dragons online resources - a list of sites I depend on the most to hone my craft and make my game. This is by no means an exhaustive list of all the wonderful sites available on the web but many of these sites include links … Continue reading Online Resources for Dungeon Masters
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Goblinsbane – My First Published Adventure
Synopsis Lord Thornwright's prized warhorse has been stolen in the middle of the night by a band of goblins. The noble seeks a group of adventurers to return his horse and deal with the thieves. The adventurers will have to use their skills to track the thieves through forest and bog to the goblins lair. … Continue reading Goblinsbane – My First Published Adventure
I will Never walk in Middle-Earth
This post was inspired by the recent announcement that there is a new Lord of The Rings TTRPG game using Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition rules. For more information on that, check out Free League's press release. Some Tolkien fans will boast about how many times they’ve read The Hobbit, the LOTR trilogy or The … Continue reading I will Never walk in Middle-Earth
Critical Fumbles – Do You Use Them
At different times in my dungeon mastering career I have attempted to implement critical fumbles. The result has always been the same. I employ them once or twice and by the end of the session I have dropped them altogether. Whether I was rolling for a result on the chart or applying a static critical … Continue reading Critical Fumbles – Do You Use Them