The surging popularity of D&D has given rise to a lot of great campaigns, but I’ve always felt the best part of any tabletop roleplaying game is the act of […]

One of the best things D&D changed in recent editions is the ability to sense or detect evil in characters or non-player characters. The fifth edition rules limit the ability […]

The idea of good and evil as an actual essence that can be detected or a guiding force that is palatable is a popular concept of high fantasy, but should […]

Many homebrew D&D settings have creative regions that range from being governed by feudal systems to tribal communities to independent cities and towns, but what about democracy in the land […]

If you are playing D&D 5th edition, you probably don’t have many adventures that involve railroads, but you may have some that involve railroading. A term for how a game […]

Have you ever heard someone accused of Gatekeeping or being a Gatekeeper? It certainly sounds very ominous and the type of thing where you might want to ensure they don’t […]

One mainstay in Dungeons and Dragons and most other tabletop roleplaying games is the dungeon or game master as the “absolute power” when it comes to defining and even breaking […]

You might have heard the term ‘homebrew’ bandied about the game table or on your favorite forum. It’s actually nothing all that complicated. It simply means player-created. The word derives […]