This is how I D&D
In my post of how I solo roleplay Dungeons and Dragons I talk about how I use a word generator by Paul Bimler in his The Solo Adventurer’s Toolbox.
It is a great tool to use when solo roleplaying (or SoloRPG) as you can use it a number of ways.
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The latest issue of my Dungeons and Dragons zine is out!
Issue 7 has 28 pages! and is all about the wilderness. It will feature articles on a new slot-based encumbrance system, helpful mundane equipment, rules around wilderness travel and camping, building random encounter tables, barbarian tribes, and much more!
The latest issue of my Dungeons and Dragons zine is out!
Issue 6 is all about undead and will feature articles on new vampires, enhancing your undead, a trip to the spirit world, details on a new demi-plane, creating new undead, teaching your undead new tricks, as well as new tomes about death and a weapon spotlight on the scythe, and much more!
If you are not familiar with D20 Modern, it is a system that came out at the height of the D20 boom in the 2000s, which was powered by D&D 3rd edition.
Cashing in on the D20 craze, Wizard of the Coast released the D20 Modern around the same time as they released the D20 Star Wars RPG.
I never got into D20 Modern at the time, although I did have a copy which I skimmed through, but I managed to grab one off on eBay recently, and found some gems in there.
Here are my 8 take-aways from D20 Modern to use in my Dungeons & Dragons campaign.
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This (very short) post is my attempt to explain what fantasy I like the most: Grounded Fantasy.
Grounded Fantasy is fantasy that has one foot firmly planted on solid ground, and one firmly planted in fantasy.
There is magic, but it’s not over-powered. There is the fantastic, but it meshes with harsh reality.
But what do I mean by “grounded”?
The latest issue of my Dungeons and Dragons zine is out! Issue 5 is all about divine magic and will feature articles on creating a pantheon from scratch, unique holy symbols, chaos within established religions, another look at the paladin, alignment use within your campaign world, a new way to handle turning undead, and much more!
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How I give out experience points and how PCs level up in my Dungeons & Dragons campaigns.
I have combined XP and levelling as they tend to go hand-in-hand.
First off, I am not a huge fan of experience points (XP) as they are written – in any edition of the game – for two main reasons:
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Show. Don’t Tell.
This is an old adage in creative arts live movie-making and writing.
It generally means that a movie, for example, is better when you show the audience what has happened, rather than telling them – via character dialogue (or the dreaded voiceover).
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The latest issue of my Dungeons and Dragons zine is out! Issue 4 is all about arcane magic and will feature articles on tracking spell componets, augmenting spells, potion aging, magical mishaps, bracharian beast from beyond, and much more!
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Abilities scores define your character.
Of all the various editions of Dungeons and Dragons, nothing is as standardized (well, except using a D20) as the six abilities.
No matter how you generate them (or in which order you list them), Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma are synonymous with the game.
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