From the Sunshine State to Sword Coast: Meet DnD’s ‘Neverwinter Man’

Welcome to the eccentric world of 'Neverwinter Man' and their escapades in Dungeons & Dragons. These headlines capture 'Neverwinter Mans' bizarre actions such as trying to free zoo animals, crashing into stalls, stealing identities and more, mirroring the quirky persona of the infamous 'Florida Man'.

Wildfire Owlbear | Monster

No one remembers the name of the foolish mage who merged a wildfire spirit with an owlbear. The powerful beast radiates so much firepower that objects catch flame when they get near. Its brute strength is enough to knock down the bravest warriors but beware it’s fire blast. That’s what took out the aforementioned foolish mage.

The Dungeon Master’s Handbook: Tips from August 2023

The top ten dungeon master tips from August 2023.

d100 Ancient Unknowable Entities

I started this table as names as moments or ideas. Then I added names that sounded like an AI. And existential feelings. It doesn't help that I was listening to some Alan Watts lectures at the time.

Duck-Billed Blood Mage | Monster

Of the many rumors that surround the infamous blood mages the following rings most true. If you are close enough to hear their voice, you are even closer to death.

10 Questions To Ask During A Session for PC Worldbuilding

Let the players contribute to the world. This will increase their investment and foster greater immersion. These shared interactions lead to immersive role-playing and ownership over the campaign world.

The Dungeon Master’s Handbook: Tips from July 2023

The top ten dungeon master tips from July 2023.

Three-Point Planning, or How to Session Prep Like a Zelda Game

Three-point planning is a concept that empowers players to shape their own stories by offering them three choices to engage with. Whether exploring wilderness or cities, this technique enriches the world with secrets, lore, and engaging locations. Embrace the power of exploration and surprise your players with fantastic discoveries three points at a time.