CSI: D&D
Adventurers are used to being approached by local townsfolk and asked to help resolve problems. After all, the PCs have…
Addressing Your Weaknesses (Part 2)
How do you explain you character’s low mental attributes (Intelligence, Wisdom and Charisma)? How do these low ability scores affect…
A Beginner’s Guide to Dungeons & Dragons (Part 2)
Welcome to the second installment of our Beginner's Guide to Dungeons & Dragons. In our previous article we discussed the history…
A Beginner’s Guide To Dungeons & Dragons (Part 1)
Welcome to the first article in a series aimed at new player's who've just discovered the great game of Dungeons…
The Monster Balancing Act
Is it better to fight a few really tough monsters or a whole bunch of weaker monsters? There’s probably not…
A World Run By Monsters: How Daybreakers Inspired My Campaign
This ain’t Twilight! Michael and Peter Spierig's recent release Daybreakers takes traditional vampires and reminds us just how bloody, violent and…
Review: Son of Khyber
Son of Khyber (Thorn of Breland, Book II) Keith Baker An Eberron Novel Keith Baker’s latest novel, Son of Khyber,…
Benefits to Adventuring in the City
Most D&D adventures take place in the wild and untamed areas of the world. After all, that’s where the monsters…
Getting The Most Out Of Rituals
Rituals are the aspect of 4e that I have invested the least amount of time in. This is mainly because…
Addressing Your Weaknesses (Part 1)
When we make characters we often focus on their best ability score. We do whatever we can to get our…