How To Get Better At Gaming (Without Putting In More Hours)
Want to start topping online leaderboards? Want to beat games on the hardest difficulty? Many people will tell you that in order to get better at a game, you need … Read more
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DND Accessories for a DM: 10 Mind-Blowing Dungeon Master Gifts
Welcome to my selection of the top 10 essential DM accessories for DND that every Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Master will appreciate! If you’re a DM yourself, or you’re looking … Read more
Adventureland: Interview with Scott Adams
As you might know, the original Adventure game was written for a DEC computer by two college students Crowther and Don Woods. It was known as Colossal Caves Adventure. In … Read more
Powerful Fantasy RPG Name Generator with GPT-3
I’ve built a powerful fantasy RPG name generator that you can use free at my a Random Name Generator website. I’ve got a bunch of fantasy RPG name generators as … Read more
How to Start Playing Dungeons and Dragons as a Player
If you want to know how to start to play a Dungeons and Dragons game as a player, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, I’ll give you … Read more
D&D Zombie Character Generator w/GPT-3
Are you looking for D&D Zombie Character ideas? I’ve got some great examples below that I created with LitRPG Adventures Workshop, an RPG generator I created that uses the GPT-3 … Read more
Author Interview with Sean Oswald
Sean was born on Krypton, Zenn-La, or Planet Vegeta, depending on which one of his kids is asking and what mood he is in. He served in the USMC straight … Read more
Author Interview With Nathaniel Webb
Nathaniel Webb, aka Nat20, is an author, musician, and game designer from Portland, Maine. His writing includes the novels Expedition: Summerlands with Level Up publishing and The Days of Guns … Read more
How RPGs Have Shaped My Writing (and Vice Versa)
Guest Post by Jon Sprunk I will never forget the first time I encountered Dungeons and Dragons. It was 1978 and I was eight years old. My family was visiting … Read more
Author Interview with Crissy Moss
Crissy Moss was born in northern California. Country girl at heart, she spent a lot of time in the great out doors, and the rest inside the library reading every … Read more
Author Interview with Paul Bellow
We’ve done a couple dozen author interviews over the last year or so, and I thought it was finally time for me to step out from behind the curtain for … Read more
Author Interview with Stuart Thaman
Born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, Stuart Thaman graduated from Hillsdale College with degrees in politics and German, and has since sworn off life in the cold north. Now comfortably … Read more
D&D Editions: Dungeons & Dragons Red Box
If you look at the current version of Dungeons and Dragons, you’ll notice that it’s labeled Fifth Edition. While it’s clear that the preceding edition was Fourth Edition and that … Read more
What D&D Class Should You Play in 5e?
Dungeons and Dragons is a constantly-evolving game. The 5th Edition is a huge return to form after the more video game-inspired 4th Edition, and that means a return to a … Read more
Author Interview with Christopher Keene
Our next LitRPG author interview is with Christopher Keene. He penned the Dream State saga. The first book in the series, Stuck in the Game, was published back in 2016. … Read more
RPG Legends: Margaret Weis
The pantheon of great figures in fantasy is often filled with obscure members. Sure, there are authors like Tolkein and creators like Gygax in there, but most of the names … Read more
Six Worst D&D Modules of All Time?
Dungeons and Dragons is a game of the imagination. While some of the best campaigns that have ever been invented have been based on the ideas of individual GMs, a … Read more
RPG Legends: Conan the Barbarian
There are a few characters that take such deep root in the public consciousness that they become part of the background fictional landscape. These characters are so important than those … Read more
8 Great Tabletop Superhero RPG
Looking for Superhero RPG (pen and paper)? We have you covered… It’s not much of a stretch to say that superheroes are in the midst of a golden age. While … Read more
Wargaming for Wargamers
Would you like to play a game? The original War Games movie was scary (yet great), but this article is about the history of wargaming throughout the years. We go … Read more
RPG Legends: Dragonlance
The early era of Dungeons and Dragons didn’t quite have the unified backstory of today’s games. While the mechanics were all in place, there wasn’t a true world in which … Read more
When did D&D come out? Timeline of DnD Editions (History)
When did D&D come out? It started in 1974, but there’s so much more to the story… Dungeons & Dragons, a name synonymous with tabletop role-playing, has captured the hearts … Read more
First Roguelike Game? History of Roguelikes
Where to begin? What is the first roguelike game? Let’s start with the beginning, the original game from whence the term roguelike came. Yes, I’m talking about Rogue, which you … Read more
History of the Talisman board game
There are certain board games that transcend the boundaries of Monopoly and Life. These games present an adventure, one that takes skill and cunning to get through. These are the … Read more
