I often see this question posed in TTRPG discussions: "Why can you imagine a world with dragons, but not [insert dumb shit here]"? This is my attempt to explain why.

I absolutely hate this character on Schitt’s Creek. But I had a wild idea of what it would be like if Strahd acted like her. Now I can’t un-imagine it

The Adventurer's Journey - A Theoretical Framework for Campaign Play https://t.co/YCSi05AixQ

I dropped a video today explaining a theoretical framework that I have developed to help discuss long-term campaign play. Closing out the loops becomes a part of the party's strategy, choosing which dangers to tackle at any given point in time. Link below

Despite what Hollywood says, blood splashes everywhere when you hit people with weapons.

The Wizard's portal beckons - where does it lead? 🔮

Alright Beowulf nerds, I need your eyes on this. I placed the Barrow, Earnanæs, and Hygelac’s Hall in a location that leans toward the inland-Kinnekulle theory rather than the traditional coastal Skåne view. I know it’s a bit controversial, but the text felt like it pushed me

Nice graphic

Art by William O’Connor.

Castle keep

Every book needs a map…Sydney knows

@ChubbyFunsterGC I wanna play Dungeons & Dragons!

"Oh, he's very popular Ed. The story gamers, the RAWheads, the rule zero people, BROSR, critters, munchkins, wargamers, beer & pretzel players, they all adore him. They think he's a righteous dude."

Magnificent! But also illustrative of why I find city campaigns so hard to run :)

I ask this question every day.

This is likely a result of lighting, but this makes me think about making evil bard kits

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Sat down to play pathfinder at my lgs and the dm handed me this and said if I fill it out I get a feat. Should I plagiarize this idea???

Just one twist is required!

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Short video today on why most RPG content is hard to use at the table. Link below