D&D Fans Can Run an Awesome Star Wars Campaign with Esper Genesis
There have been many Star Wars RPGs, but the finest one may be Esper Genesis.
It’s the End of the World as We Know It, and I Feel Fine (part 1)
Focused on the impending doom of the apocalypse, these two recent RPGs innovate our genre. Here is why you should play “Shadow of the Demon Lord” and and how to bring some of its coolest features into your current RPG.
Classic Adventures: Converting Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh to 5E (or D&D Next)
Learn the steps to easily convert a classic adventure to 5E. The excellent Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh is used as an example.
Using Classic Adventures with DnD Next: ToEE and Relationships
Learn how to converte the classic Temple of Elemental Evil to 5E, and how to incorporate FIASCO-styled relationships into your D&D campaign.
D&D Next and Classic Adventures: Organizing the (Caves of) Chaos
Classic adventures can be easily converted to 5E, but the writing approach often falls shorts of today’s standards. Six techniques help us modernize the classics, preserving the feel and increasing the fun.
Adapting Classic Adventures like Keep on the Borderlands to 5E (or D&D Next)
D&D Next’s first playtest adventure was Caves of Chaos, nearly a copy of the original Keep on the Borderlands. Review the interesting history of this adventure and avoid its faults when you run it.
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