The Dungeon Master’s Guide (DMG) remains one of the most popular books for D&D Fifth Edition. Why though? You don’t actually need it; The basic rules and Player’s Handbook contain all the information you need to run the game. This is especially true if you are planning on running a Read more
The city of Baldur’s Gate is an immensely popular setting for Dungeons and Dragons Adventures. This is true both of the 3 video games that have been published and the numerous D&D adventures that take place in the city. Let’s say you want to include this famous city as a Read more
The Mortuary is a new supplement available on D&D beyond that extends the Planescape campaign setting. You get 5 new maps, 3 new monsters, 4 encounters and a good bit of lore for your coin. Here’s a bit of flavor from the module A sinister jumble of sepulchral towers claws Read more
Roleplaying in combat is an important part of a D&D game. When a combat encounter begins there’s a temptation for the roleplaying to end and for a tactical combat game to begin, but may a suggest roleplaying in combat? Sometimes it’s fine for a fight to just be a fight. Read more
So, it looks seems legendary action are headed for the junk bin. This is part of the ongoing redesign of how NPC stat blocks are written in Dungeons and Dragons 5e. The latest and clearest example of this is the Time Dragon in Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse. I’ve been Read more