If you’ve been part of a tabletop roleplaying game, then there’s a good chance you’re all too aware of one of the hobby’s most significant challenges; schedule coordination. Even if the GM and players agree on a date, then there’s always a risk that one player has to cancel at short notice or doesn’t turn […]
Archives for January 2019
This DMs Guild tool turns Fantasy Grounds into a solo adventure generator
The Solo Adventurer’s Toolbox is a Fantasy Grounds MOD that adds in random quests, random encounters, the ability to create dungeons randomly, wilderness exploration and town settlements and NPCs. The toolkit creates random NPCs including merchants with shops, and they say infinite monster encounters.
New Year, New Game: Download a free Pugmire preview
Pugmire is an RPG set after the Ages of Man have ended and new races have evolved. The dogs of many breeds now work within the tenets of their religion, with politics and adventure to rescue relics of fallen kingdoms and keep their borders safe.
13,000 dice disaster transformed into a work of art
It’s not often you see 13,000 dice stacked up against the wall but you can here.
Wow your players with living maps for Dungeons & Dragons
We first took a peek at Dynamic Dungeons in the first half of last year and checked out some of their living and moving maps for D&D and other RPGs. They have got a few new videos worthy of your time. Modular city sewer living map pack City jail and haunted prison maps What these […]
Don’t miss the new tier in the “New Year, New Game” sale at DriveThruRPG
Usually, at the start of January DriveThruRPG has a special offer on called “New Year, New Game!”.
Official $450 Dungeons & Dragons dragon head for your wall
The idea is very much that you put the dragon plaque on the wall of your gaming den and so it comes with everything you need to hang the piece.
What are murder hobos and where did the phrase come from?
The discussion was around the use of the traditional 10-foot pole. Early D&D games were full of dungeons traps, and paranoid characters would use a long pole to check for pits, poke treasure chests (in case of mimic beasts) and try to push doors open.
Mike McCraw’s Heliocentric
The Foil Four are Boxer, the dog, Campbell the hamster, Herman the tortoise and Verve the aloof monkey.
Bird with a Brush brings dice to life
What if your roleplaying dice had adventures of their own?
