RPG

Gathering seven, eight, or even more adventurers around the Dungeons & Dragons table is a thrilling prospect—one that all but guarantees stories of wild heroics, spectacular chaos, and unexpected alliances. Yet with large parties comes a unique set of challenges, threatening to …

Veteran Dungeons & Dragons players have outgrown the dopamine hit of an experience point ticker. They’ve bested dragons, disarmed deathtraps, and pored over the Player’s Handbook so many times that spell lists now haunt their dreams. For these savvy adventurers, progression no …

Bards have always been the shapechangers of Dungeons and Dragons—masters of both magical arts and social nuance, slipping between musical spells and clever wordplay with a grin. Yet, for all their official versatility, there’s something almost irresistible about customizing bardic mechanics further, …

Dwarven culture, hewn from stone and steeped in untold millennia, is a tapestry of family, fortunes, and the deep-earth mysteries that pulse beneath mountain roots. Among its most revered traditions are the names borne by dwarven mining clans—each a title forged of …

There’s a magic in watching a player’s eyes light up when their character’s history suddenly becomes central to a campaign’s unfolding drama. As the tools of the tabletop—dice, minis, maps—evolve, so too do the ways we create our heroes’ origins. The rise …

Roleplaying is a game of make-believe, and its biggest secret is written right in the rules: you’re here to create a living, breathing story, not to perform a flawless, clinical simulation. Yet, somewhere amid all those dice rolls and rulebooks, many Dungeon …