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Mind the tentacles as we make our way into the Monster Manual to learn all about the psionic terror, the mind flayer.

Like probably every one of my “gaming generation”, I was introduced to gaming via face-to-face, physically present gaming.

D&D has always worked on the assumption that adventurers work together as a group. Which group, then, works best?

This article will cover the basics, but it will also try to be comprehensive and realistic on all the expectations and information that you will need to get started.

The DMG has 6 pages of tables to roll on to figure out what magic item you find. On the whole, these charts are pretty good.

When D&D originally came out Gary Gygax more or less taught GMs that they should make huge multilevel dungeons that the adventuring party would enter and loot, killing the monsters who were guarding it.

These official adventures are aimed at both newer and more experienced DMs, giving everyone a chance to run an adventure or even a campaign without having to come up with everything on their own.

Here’s me thinking of ways to not just add more spells to the game based around elemental magics, but also ways to convey the raw power and beautiful nature of these potent forces in your games.

Here’s how I used Figma to build a complete Star Trek Adventures tabletop RPG experience

When D&D went to 5th Edition, they dropped the notion of negative hit points and came up with a new system called “death saves.”

The players should be looking after the GM’s fun just as much as the GM should be looking after the players’ enjoyment.

Dungeons & Dracula.

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Just like a book or a movie is composed of a long series of scenes, a game of Dungeons & Dragons (and other tabletop roleplaying games) is, in essence, composed of a long series of encounters.

Without the original d20 system, we wouldn’t have 5th edition.

I mean, this is clearly an owl-like creature…and like a bear.