5e Dungeons And Dragons
Take your D&D game into a realm of gothic horror with the Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft sourcebook
Set in a land of gothic horror best known as the land of Count Strahd von Zarovich, Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft (VRG) is the latest D&D campaign sourcebook — and we'll all have the opportunity to build our own horror-filled campaigns when the book is released in May. VRG provides dungeon masters and their players numerous opportunities to get their scare on as each of the 30 Domains of Dread in the setting have their own theme, villains, and allies.
Blizzard Watch Plays Otherweald, Episode 1: The interplanetary circus surprise
Welcome friends, to a land where all planes touch, and no one is really sure how it came to be.
What is Sage Advice and why it belongs in every D&D player’s toolkit
Nothing kills fun in a tabletop RPG faster than a rules argument.
Welcome to the town of Last Hope as Blizzard Watch Plays a Weird West D&D adventure
This week our tabletop gaming crew dove back into D&D, but instead of more clone adventures in the Riatan our adventurers found themselves in the town of Last Hope in a Weird West one shot adventure.
D&D Classes 101: Getting started with the Ranger
When creating your character in Dungeons and Dragons, the first two major decisions you face are choosing your race, and choosing your class.
D&D Classes 101: Getting started with the Druid
When creating your character in Dungeons and Dragons, the first two major choices are choosing your race, and choosing your class.
D&D gets three new Psionic subclasses in the latest Unearthed Arcana
One of the reasons I love Wizards of the Coast and tabletop RPGs in general is how quickly they can get new class options to us with things like Unearthed Arcana, and the latest edition unveils a whole new Psionics system.
How and why to Multiclass in D&D, from the perks to the hidden pitfalls
Multiclassing in Dungeons and Dragons 5e can be rewarding, but it can also end up cheating you out of abilities you'd otherwise get -- it mixes together aspects of various classes and does so in a way unique to this edition of the game.
Why you should run a homebrew D&D campaign, and some tips on how to build your own unique world
There are a lot of excellent Dungeons & Dragons setting books out there that will give you all the details you need to run a game in their setting, and those settings (also known as campaign settings, world settings, campaign worlds and/or simply campaigns) are often excellent.
How to DM Dungeons and Dragons when your players are 8-year-old girls
Most people are familiar with the general idea of the badges you earn in Girl Scouts -- learn about a topic, tick a couple boxes worth of requirements, and you've got yourself a cute triangular patch to iron onto your vest or sash.
