Gaming ennui
Originally posted on Bio Break:
Weekend afternoons are a sacred thing to me. In the mornings and evenings we do family stuff (chores, day trips, worship, movies), but on Saturday…
Rolling Through the Pandemic
Originally posted on Conjuring Candles:
Gaming doesn’t always mean video games. In fact, this gaming family hasn’t spent a lot of time playing video games the last several months. With…
Inspiration for Your D&D Game
Originally posted on The Nerdd:
Dungeons & Dragons is a highly creative game, and as the leader of your group, the DM is constantly preparing for the future of the…
I want to like this game, but…
Originally posted on VIDEO GAME BOOK CLUB:
Have you ever played a game that you wanted to like — like you really, really, really wanted to be a fan —…
Defending Your Wizard Tower
Originally posted on ThinkDM:
If you’re defending your wizard tower, there’s a number of spells that may come in handy. While this is likely more useful information for DMs doing…
Shadows of the Ruinous Powers – Session 51
Originally posted on Dyson's Dodecahedron:
(Being a series of quick game notes trying to account for the events of many sessions of playing through The Enemy Within using the…
7 Tips for Writing a D&D One Shot
Originally posted on The Nerdd:
Dungeons & Dragons is a game that can, potentially, last for years and never come to a complete ending. It is also a game that…
Feature | Introducing My Son To Dungeons and Dragons
Originally posted on Games With Toasty:
I have always been an avid video gamer. My Mam used to tell me I was born with a Gameboy in one hand and…
Do walkthroughs make you a bad gamer?
Originally posted on Later Levels:
I’m always surprised when I remember the classic point-and-clicks I played as a kid growing up in the 1990s. The fact I managed to complete…
D&D Diary – Dragon of Icespire Peak – Session 4
Originally posted on Game Night Blog:
The Menagerie is nearly wiped out during a simple walk in the woods and end the day with an epic aerial battle between a…
