D&D Encounters: Keep on the Borderlands Level 3 Characters
Beginning today all characters for D&D Encounters: Keep on the Borderlands have advanced to level 3. Wizards of the Coast…
Running the Combat Part of Combat Blisteringly Fast
Running the mechanical part of combat blisteringly fast allows you to spend more time role-playing your character and describing the…
Manage Your Gaming Session with the DMTools iPad App
“Egad! An app review on Dungeon’s Master?!?” Yes, only because the geek in me sometimes needs to link the love…
How To Handle A Split Party In 5 Easy Steps
It happens in every campaign, one player decides to go off and pursue an agenda or lead that only they…
D&D Encounters: Keep on the Borderlands (Week 16)
The creatures guarding the entrance to the dragon’s lair were defeated, now it’s time to face the dragon herself. The…
Defending The Defender
This morning we published an article called Make D&D Better, Remove Fighters From the Game. In this article, Bauxtehude attacked…
Make D&D Better, Remove Fighters From the Game
Defenders suck. Well, maybe not ALL defenders. There are those rare exceptions where a player has come up with a…
The Little Details Make Big Difference
One thing I learned from reading the works of the late, great Gary Gygax is that memorable encounters often include…
Month in Review: December 2010
During the first half of December we brought you new 4e D&D articles every day. During the second half of…
Greatest Hits 2010: The 5-Minute Rest as Skill Challenge
While the Dungeon’s Master team enjoys some well-deserved vacation time, we’re breaking out the greatest hits and shining a spotlight…