Posts tagged Role with Advantage
A quest to get players to remember

Getting a group of adults to invest time into a game each week is hard enough, but then you stack on the expectation from the Dungeon Master that the players and characters will remember what happens each week. I have a few tips on how to make youe sessions more memerable.

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Tools to help manage D&D group communication

Ahhh… it feels good to be back! So a question I have been thinking about a lot about lately is what is the best way to plan and coordinate D&D sessions with a larger group of friends.

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Seven Great Starting Points for a Campaign

I have seen a lot of questions across the major D&D subreddits around starting a campaign and this has got me thinking about what my favorite ways are...

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Never Stop Trying New Things

Over the course of my Dungeon Mastering experience, I have, and continue to, try new and different DM’ing styles. I have found certain mechanics to be a massive failure....and others a great success...

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Switching Up Character Building

As of lately I have been trying a new process out. By switching up the order in which I flesh out certain parts of my character sheet, I have found that I not only get more unique characters, but I also build a stronger bond with them.

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Thoughts on the Traditional Party Build

It is my argument that the traditional party is not always the best option, and you and your party can actually find more fun outside of this usual party build...

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Understanding Alignments

Something that I find to be the most commonly misunderstood attribute in Dungeons and Dragons is alignment. Too often do I listen to podcasts, watch youtube videos, and just see in person the misuse of alignment, heck I misuse them all the time, and that's why I wanted to start researching it.

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