Potential Energy: Making Random Encounters Consistently Awesome
Harness the power of potential energy to create compelling random encounters!
Potential Energy: Creating Responsive Adventure Scenes
We continue to explore Potential Energy: how can adventures respond to characters, empowering and engaging players?
Potential Energy: How to Write Engaging Adventures
How do we write engaging adventures? We add potential energy in our scenes so the action and improvisation will follow!
The Seldom Recognized Dangers of Playing Ranged or Stealthy Characters
Range and Stealth offer awesome offensive potential, but carry risks players may not foresee. Here’s how to mitigate the issues.
Why Eberron’s Oracle of War Was the Best Organized Play Program at Winter Fantasy 2020
Eberron’s Oracle of War excited and pleased players and DMs. Here is how the organized play campaign achieved excellence.
5E Dungeons & Dragons Is Replete With Spelljammer References
We complete our look at Spelljammer with a list of all its 5E appearances to date.
What a 5E Spelljammer Campaign Setting Might Look Like
Does the Baldur’s Gate III video game trailer mean Spelljammer is coming? Here is what 5E Spelljammer might look like!
The Best and Worst of Adventure Formats at Winter Fantasy 2020
In the search for more open play, D&D has made changes to adventure format. At the Winter Fantasy convention we saw how it worked.
Why Dark Sun Was 4E’s Most Successful Setting (Part 2)
4th edition Dark Sun saw only three books, but felt like much more. Here’s how it became a huge success.
Why Dark Sun Was 4E’s Most Successful Setting (Part 1)
Why did 4E have so few campaign settings? What happened in the past and what might D&D do in the future?