STOP Making Static D&D Factions (Do This Instead)

Illustration of a mysterious hooded figure in a medieval town reminiscent of a classic tabletop RPG setting. The person, with intense eyes, stands before a stone building with warm lit windows. Street lanterns cast an orange glow, evoking the world of Dungeons & Dragons, as another cloaked figure lurks in the background.

In the sprawling universes of tabletop RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons, factions serve as dynamic entities that not only enrich world-building but also anchor storytelling and player engagement. Imagine a world where your players’ actions ripple through the fabric of the game’s …