Weird Adventures for Adventurous Weirdos
The ink is made from rendered myconid flesh and illithid ichor, and its use causes alternating fits of sickness and rage. Convalescence lasts three days, and when the marked Drow rises on the third day, she is forever changed. … Continue readingThe Worn Web: A Drow Variant to Add Lore and Depth
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I, Kenku (And So Can You!) Dungeons and Dragons has a ton of awesome races to pick from to create
Thank you very much to everyone who read Doom Desert in the Decanter of Delirium! I hope you enjoy playing
Continue readingModular, Imaginative, Massive, Easy, and Reusable: My Five Design Principles
Good vs. Evil, Laws vs. Chaos, easy. It doesn’t take much to see this “easy” solution fall over, however. In this article, I would like to explore the possibilities available behind the idea of alignment and a simple implementation change that can bring new life into this old standby. … Continue readingHow to Reclaim Alignment and Empower Imaginative Character Narrative, Easily
With no cynicism or irony whatsoever, I am writing this today to tell you about the common tool of the
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I’ve seen several DMs post requests for tips on dealing with GM anxiety; something similar to the following: “I get
A feed of my answers over time in different venues to common questions about D&D and DMing specifically. … Continue readingDM Advice: Peering Into The Mind of the Watcher
I would like to take a moment to discuss a topic I see on the web in varying formats. The
Watcher DM is partnering with an amazing writer to bring you an absurdist d&d adventure with all-new art. Watch the
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