Coming from the Greek words “thauma” and “urgy”, Thaumaturgy means “marvel-work”. Spiritualists of the past, who claimed to be able to speak to the spirits and ghosts of the beyond, … Continue reading Clever Cantrip Uses: Thaumaturgy (DnD 5E)
Sign a deal with a patron, and by your blood you swear to do their bidding by using the powers that they gift you. But who is it? Are they … Continue reading Which Warlock patron should you pick? (DnD 5E)
Slinking through the crowds of people, dipping their hands into pockets, and keeping a blade at the ready, the rogue is not often thought of as the spell caster. If … Continue reading Best Rogue Spells (DnD 5e)
Halloween is nearly upon us! Gather your friends around your table and get ready to spook them senseless with these scary plot hooks! Add your own creative spin on things … Continue reading Writing Prompts and Plot Hooks: Halloween
Huh? What is this word? “Presto!” like from a magical demonstration, which means to be quick. Mix this with “digit” as in your fingers. Together they mean a fancy illusion … Continue reading Clever Cantrip Uses : Prestidigitation (DnD 5E)
You are to become a knight. Your powerful lord stands before you, reciting an oath that you repeat, committing yourself to the tenets. From now on, you are not a … Continue reading Which Paladin Oath should you pick? (DnD 5E)
Minor Illusion has got to be the most versatile cantrip in all of Dungeons and Dragons. I remember back when I first started playing D&D that I felt like the … Continue reading Clever Cantrip Uses : Minor Illusion (DnD 5E)
Camouflaged, they move through the thickets and brushes of the wild, guiding their allies or tracking their enemies. Rangers are the insightful and skillful agents of their realms, from underworlds … Continue reading Which Ranger subclass should you pick? (DnD 5E)
So you’ve seen the people role-playing on Critical Role and you’re intimidated. You can’t quite find your character’s voice. You feel embarrassed to try to do accents and fear being … Continue reading Level Up Your RP Game
Covered in metal, painted with symbols of religion and country, all while brandishing dangerously edged weapons or massive clubs. What better way to parade justice or the strength of an … Continue reading Rome to Your RPG: History of Paladins
Min/maxing is the approach to playing a game like Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) by looking at the most damage or actions you can do (max) with taking the least losses … Continue reading MinMax – Fighter
There are countless ways to design a scenario for a role-playing game like Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), and it can be intimidating to new DMs to try and figure out … Continue reading Steps to Scenario Design
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