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D&D Story: Dads, Daughters and D&D – How Selana Gets Herself Into Trouble Again (Episode 2)
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Baldur’s Gate III Allows Players To Kill Enemies By Throwing Their Boots

It was this past Thursday when a live gameplay of Baldur's Gate III was hosted by Larian Studios for the first time. Inthe livestream that spanned an hour, the studio founder and game director, Swen Vincke, showed just how flexible the game is going to be. He made one of his characters take off his shoes...
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Tales of Bartanis: Abduction Of The Aarakocra Monk

This is more of a meditation for myself regarding a PC I have been playing in D&D who has been setting things in motions that will effect our Party much later down the road. Before continueing, I better give some context as to what is happening with some of the events happening with our party....
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DnD Story #254 – The Owlbear Incident

During one of our first Pathfinder sessions (most of us were new to the game, only the DM and one other player had lots of experience playing), we were tasked to go out to a nearby farm to investigate what had been killing various cattle and one NPC. We travel there, talk to the owner...
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Narrated D&D Story: How A 10-Year-Old Pokémon Trainer Captures A ‘Legendary’ & Derails A 5e Campaign
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Descent Into Avernus Review: A Wild Ride Back To Hell

If you have played Dungeons & Dragons long enough, you know how often us players deal with chaos and violence. Well, with its newest adventure, Baldur’s Gate: Descent Into Avernus, Wizards of the Coast are giving us a fine taste of hell. CAUTION: SPOILERS AHEAD!
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DnD Co-Creator Designed Masterful Door Puzzle In An Early Game

The co-creator of DnD, Gary Gygax, is known for his cleverly designed puzzles and traps which can surprise even the most skilful of players. This was proved recently in a description about one of his early games. It was Jim Ward, himself a wily veteran and a TSR employee, who shared some personal stories about...
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Old DnD Rules Required Actual Player Abilities To Calculate Character Ability Scores

Another old issue (see the issue about a character class using dirty underwear and farts and weapons here) of the Dragon magazine shows an intriguing take on how different DnD used to be. It was way back in 1977 when Dragon #8 featured an article by Brian Blume, proposing an overly realistic formula to calculating characters' ability scores. By...
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DnD Story #41

We were buying horses for a quest and comparing light battle trained horses to heavy battle trained horsesOur DM mentioned that we could also get battle trained tigersSo there's our partyAnd we're just picturing itFive of us riding through the countryside on our tamed tigersAnd also the one of us who's a ratfolk riding on...
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How the Boy from the Sea Fulfilled his Greater Calling

This campaign is actually still ongoing as I write this, but due to moving off to college, I had to leave the group for some time. This story still has pages left in it, so for those of you asking what happened after the events of this tale, I cannot tell you. Additionally, this was...
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The Rebirth Algorithm

I’m just gonna say this now, this is going to be a multi-part story and its going to be long. I am a player in this campaign that has been on going for the past year and a half. I am also going to start at the beginning and work my way to the end...
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Limited-Time Offer! One Of The Best DnD Adventures Available Free Now

The Forge of Fury is one of the top-ranked DnD adventured of all time, eliciting rave reviews enough to be included in Tales of the Yawning Portal anthology book in 2017 with the latest 5E rules. Now, this highly rated game – ranked in 2004 as the 12th greatest adventure by the magazine Dungeon –...
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How my bard fooled over 70 guards saving a gnome village

my players are playing 5e and im the dungeon master, ive been DMing for quite a while now and have a lot of experience. i pretty mich run stickly campaigns that ive made myself and my players love every world i create. they are currently level 8 and i have 6 players at the table....
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How I made my players love/hate me

A little background is needed on this one. I'll try to keep it summerized as much as possible, but there was a lot in this one year campaign. I have a story that I built as a homebrew called; "The Aasimar and The Tower". Small rule I threw at them was you can be any...
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How An NPC Unexpectedly Became Legendary And Got The Players Hyped

To make things clear, I’m running a Tyranny of Dragons campaign, beginning with the Lost Mines of Phandelver module, as well as some key plot points of the Dragon of Icespire Peak module mixed in, as the campaign’s first act. At the time of these events, the party – now going by the name of...
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That time my players respected an NPC’s privacy and installed a cult leader into power.

So, I'm currently running a 5e Curse of Strahd campaign with a party of five characters, consisting of a Tiefling bard named Tritone, a Dwarf fighter named Gunnhild, an Elf cleric named Lissius, a Half-elf sorcerer name Emilaria, and a human ranger name Romi. They've been traveling a bit in Barovia, but have spent about...
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How the Cleric fooled everyone, even the party

This story begins with myself and a group of friends from various games I've played with over the years. Our DM was a good friend of mind and encouraged out of the box ideas. The world in which we were playing is a soft homebrew world based loosely off a familiar enough campaign idea. However,...
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DnD Story #82 – Hideous Laughter in Cragmaw

I was running the Lost Mine’s of Phandelver adventure module as DM with my group of mostly 1st time D&Der PCs. Party was made up of a Dwarf Fighter and Elf Cleric (a married couple IRL), a Tiefling Barbarian, a Gnome Rogue (my wife) and an Elven Wizard. The wizard wasn’t a regular, only coming...
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Narrated DnD Story: How My Party Actually Worked Together (Not A Myth)
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