Guest Writer: Caleb Hello, everyone! The first couple of articles, I discussed the merits of choosing a game based on the skill level of your players, using Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition and Pathfinder Second Edition as examples. Now, I will talk about what makes a good Game Master (or Dungeon Master, or Storyteller, etc.).
As a Game Master with over thirty years of experience running role-playing games, I often introduce new players to the joys of tabletop role-playing games. Thus, I tend to run across similar problems when a new player encounters a pen and paper-based gaming system for the first time. These problems most often consist of an…
It is the most popular RPG in the world, but sometimes you want more (or less) from a RPG
Hello everyone, Peteypab from The Brew Crew here to talk about my favorite aspect of homebrew world building. Creating your villain.
In this article Ryder continues with part two of their series that talks all about the magical mounts in RPGs and how they work. This time with more manes!
In this article series, Ryder from The Brew Crew talks about all of the wonderful ways mounts can make a greater impact in your DnD or tabletop RPG campaigns.
Civilization clashes with chaos in the Monster Manual! Well Frontline Gaming – we’re coming to the end of 2019. And it was a big one for Dungeons & Dragon’s 5th edition library!
We painted these Roleplay models for a client and their D&D game.
There’s literally hundreds of published Dungeons & Dragons monsters out there – what’s the best way to keep track and categorize all them? An out-dated government nutrition guide? …well, probably not but we’re doing it anyway! Happy Thanksgiving!
We celebrate the launch of Disney+ by ham-fisting as many references as we possibly can in this week’s Dungeons & Dragons adventure!
