Despite its longevity, Dungeons and Dragons has remained a curiosity to most people. Over the last two decades, the slow rise of geek culture has given the game some new exposure. Popular TV shows like Community and The Big Bang Theory have used the game as a prop. But arguably, nothing has given the Dungeons and Dragons exposure like Geek and Sundry’s Critical Role; a D&D live played...
Character flaws are a great concept. They add depth to characters. Different gaming systems have different rules for applying them. In Dungeons and Dragons, flaws, bonds, ideals..etc. are used to flesh out a characters personality. They are no more than tools intended to help the player role-play their character. But you have to know how to exploit theses attributes. There is a right way and wrong...
In most situations, it is not the Dungeon Master’s role to lead players. You set the stage. You adjudicate the rules. The players are largely the adversaries from your perspective. So, the idea of coming to their rescue would be out of character, right? Well, sometimes it’s what is required, and it’s the right thing to do. Here is when you do it, why you do it, and how you do it....
Skyrim: Special Edition will be here in two days With it, console players will get a special treat that until now only PC players enjoyed – Mods! Xbox One and PS4 owners will be able to import Thomas the Tank engine followers and play headband wearing Argonians. I got my modding fix playing Skyrim on PC years ago. Five years later consoles are finally catching up. I checked out the latest li...