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Writing a great adventure is one of the most daunting tasks in DnD. Whether you’re a DM looking to create a quick and dirty one-shot or trying to craft an entire campaign for your players, writing your adventure can be difficult and demanding.

5th edition is a very flexible gaming system that will allow you to mix and match elements to create a relevant and fun gaming experience for your favorite gaming friends. The nuts and bolts of this gaming system are easy to work with for this kind of use and you will be able to freshen up the gaming experiences of your gaming group.

While nearly every player wants to play the biggest and baddest warrior on the block, or the wizard with the power to level mountains and reshape continents, having characters that excel at everything can quickly become boring in Dungeons and Dragons. What is the fun of playing an adventurer with stats and skills so finely tuned that the chances of them failing at something becomes nearly improbable? Many amazing stories can come from high risks and lucky rolls, but if you’re not really taking a risk by jumping across the street from rooftop to rooftop trying to escape a burning...

So your party is approaching the final battle of the story arc, and you want to make the encounter epic. This isn’t some back alley brawl or tavern fight, this is a boss encounter to end all boss encounters! You need to make this awesome! So where do you start? In this blog, we will be putting together a mock encounter using tips, tricks, and suggestions from several experienced game masters they use to build unique and dynamic encounters. It will be using Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition classes and monsters for ease of understanding, but many of these can...

Sometimes getting started is the hardest part of any adventure. With this in mind, here is a short single-session quest you can have your party of fresh-faced adventures journey on based on the location created in our Where to Begin Your Dungeons and Dragons Campaign blog. The battle maps can be made using a Squire Dungeon Set along with a few pieces from the Palisades Kit. All story aspects have included enough information to build off of, but have been purposefully left vague enough to allow you to weave the adventure into your own broader story. There are stats for...