Running a D&D Amnesia Campaign
The character sheet is a core facet of most tabletop roleplaying games. The majority of players would scoff at the idea of playing without one.…
Category: DM Tips and Tricks
Dungeons and Dragons and Combat
For as long as Dungeons and Dragons has existed, combat has been one of it’s core pillars. This makes quite a bit of sense when…
Critical Hits and Skill Checks
In Dungeons and Dragons, the concept of rolling critical hits or critical failures in relation to skill checks is fairly debated. For some reference, in…
AyOhBe’s House Rules
Hello! Even though you haven’t asked, I thought I would share with you the House Rules for Dungeons and Dragons that I use at my…
Monster Spotlight – Larak, the Lich
Liches are an iconic monster. Commanding the voice of a lich in Dungeons and Dragons is to command a wealth of power, knowledge and experience.…
Easter Themed Adventure Ideas (and a one shot)!
I really enjoy running holiday themed quests. They can be a nice way to inject a side quest into your adventure, or take a short…
Player Choice and Consequences
One of my favourite things about roleplaying games is the freedom they provide. Whether it is a video game or a tabletop roleplaying game, I…
Anchoring Characters
Creating characters is the backbone of D&D. You can’t play without them and making a character you don’t jive with can ruin a game. OR…
Dungeons and Dragons Skill Spotlight: Insight
Recently my browsing led me to a Dungeons and Dragons article by CRB.com titled “How to Use Dungeons & Dragons’ Most Controversial Skill“. The “controversial…
Roleplaying Downtime Outside the Game
What are players up to between missions? The adventurers in tabletop roleplaying games are often extremely busy. There are always dungeons to delve, citizens to…