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How to Never Be Caught Unprepared in D&D (Bag of Holding Tips)

A woman with wide eyes gazes in awe at a glowing, magical purse that emits a bright light, reminiscent of a treasure from a ttrpg. Surrounded by swirling clouds, she wears earrings and has her hair tied back, enhancing the mystical, fantasy atmosphere of this enchanting scene.

The Bag of Holding is one of Dungeons & Dragons’ most iconic magical items, renowned for its seemingly limitless capacity and the creativity it inspires among adventurers. This enchanted item is not just a mundane storage solution—it’s a gateway to resourcefulness and …

These Homebrew Spells Let You Be Spider-Man in Your D&D Campaign

by Kathy Stone

A mystical illustration features a wide-eyed woman with facial markings, donned in a Dungeons & Dragons-inspired red hooded cloak adorned with ornate patterns. She gazes upward, enveloped by a luminous spider web and several spiders against a cosmic backdrop.

The world of Dungeons & Dragons is boundless, where creativity can transform the familiar into the fantastic. By incorporating homebrew spells inspired by the “Spider-Man” universe, you can inject thrilling new dynamics into your campaigns, merging classic superhero elements with the rich …

7 D&D Monsters So Funny You’ll Cry With Laughter

by Rich Hunterson

A surprised adventurer, straight out of a Pathfinder RPG, with a feathered hat and sword, confronts a menacing wooden robot emerging from a gazebo draped in vines. Nearby, a gravestone marked GATOR adds mystery to this captivating tabletop RPG scene.

In the world of Dungeons & Dragons, humor can be as potent a tool as any weapon or spell. Introducing funny monsters into your campaign offers a unique opportunity to lighten the atmosphere, break tension, and create unforgettable moments that leave both …

TRANSFORM Your D&D Game with Custom Random Weather Tables

by Ken Chan

Illustration of a green-tinted warrior with a fur-collared cloak, braving a snowstorm with determination. Other figures emerge in the snowy backdrop, while a large, ghostly wolf silhouette looms behind—a scene straight out of a tabletop RPG fantasy adventure.

Bringing unpredictable weather into your Dungeons & Dragons game can transform the mundane into the extraordinary. Crafting a custom weather table not only adds depth and dynamism to your world but also introduces those wonderful “what will happen next?” moments that players …

STEAL From History to Make Better D&D Campaign Worlds

by Ana Libanski

In a quaint apothecary that feels like stepping into a DND campaign, a woman studies a glowing green potion. Shelves brim with jars and bottles as sunlight streams through the window, highlighting the rustic interior filled with objects that could belong in any Pathfinder RPG adventure.

Delving into the annals of history offers a treasure trove of inspiration for Dungeon Masters eager to create compelling and immersive worlds in Dungeons & Dragons. By harnessing the rich tapestry of historical events, cultures, and societal structures, DMs can infuse their …

Transform the Drizzt Books Into Epic D&D Sessions

by Kenny Kings

In a gothic hall reminiscent of a fantasy realm, a dark elf with white hair stands confidently. Clad in detailed armor and wielding two daggers, she epitomizes the intrigue of tabletop RPG adventures. Stone pillars, cobwebs, and glowing purple crystals enhance the eerie atmosphere.

Drizzt Do’Urden, a name that echoes through the halls of fantasy literature, stands as a beacon of heroism, resilience, and the quest for personal redemption. With his dual scimitars flashing under the luminescent glow of the Underdark and his moral compass unwavering, …

D&D’s Most UNEXPECTED Item Uses (Players Are Genius)

by Kiera Mensah

A female sorceress in a flowing robe and hat wields a frying pan, casting a vibrant, magical spell. She stands amidst swirling blue and orange energies, reminiscent of a dynamic DND adventure scene.

In the world of Dungeons & Dragons, where imagination knows no bounds, players often delight in finding creative, absurd uses for the most mundane of items. This freedom is rooted in the game’s open-ended rules, which encourage players to push the boundaries …

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

by Ajay Patel

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 …

The ULTIMATE D&D Stealth Build (Rogue/Monk Guide)

by Emily Thorne

A cloaked figure dashes through a dimly lit ancient corridor, surrounded by towering stone pillars carved with glowing runes. Sunlight streams through a window, casting an ethereal glow on this fantasy scene—reminiscent of an epic Pathfinder RPG adventure—as another shadowy figure stands in the background.

Imagine this: a shadow flits along a darkened alleyway, unseen and unheard, a blur of agility and cunning fused into one. This is the essence of the ultimate Rogue/Monk stealth build. By intertwining the Rogue’s cunning with the Monk’s sheer physical prowess, …

Make Your D&D Campaign Feel Like Game of Thrones (Not Season 8!)

by Ken Chan

Amidst a misty, rugged landscape, a fierce warrior woman in ornate armor and fur wields an intricately designed axe. Her intense gaze speaks of strength and determination, embodying the spirit of a fantasy Pathfinder RPG hero.

Dive into the intricate and perilous world of Westeros-inspired adventures, where politics, power, and the struggle for survival become the heart of your Dungeons & Dragons campaign. With the complex alliances, shocking betrayals, and a gritty tone of Game of Thrones, your …

Why Your Players Skip D&D Exploration (And How to Fix It)

by Kathy Stone

A fantasy illustration of a female adventurer with a hood, holding a map. Behind her, explorers trek toward snow-capped mountains under a vibrant sunset sky. She carries a quiver of arrows and a sword, reminiscent of DND or Pathfinder RPG characters. A compass rose graces the corner.

Exploration in Dungeons & Dragons holds a unique allure, offering players the chance to uncover the unknown, uncover secrets, and immerse themselves deeply within a campaign’s setting. While exploration stands as one of the three core pillars of gameplay—alongside combat and roleplaying—the …

Turn Guardians of the Flame into a D&D Campaign

by Paul Bellow

In a stunning fantasy illustration reminiscent of a classic tabletop RPG, a diverse group of adventurers—a warrior, mage, dwarf, and cleric—stand united. Behind them looms a massive green dragon with outstretched wings set against majestic mountains. Swords lie scattered on the ground.

Step into an extraordinary journey where the mundane meets the fantastical, as players are thrust from their everyday lives into the heart of a mesmerizing fantasy world inspired by the Guardians of the Flame series. Imagine being swept away from your familiar …

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