Melissa and I are really busy wrapping up art for the dice pool/kids version of Dungeons & Delvers, so here’s another lightning round/catch-up RPGaDay post.Day 23: Most jaw-dropping layoutI’m gonna have to give this to the 5E D&D core set. I don’t really like the game, but it’s full of art (much of which is […]
If the edition doesn’t matter then it’s definitely Dungeons & Dragons. If for some reason you care about the edition, I’m pretty sure that would be 3rd Edition. Yeah, I started with the Easy-to-Master black box (not sure what edition that would be), but most gamers I knew played 2nd Edition so I quickly moved on […]
I’ve only played in a handful of campaigns that you could call long-term; most end up being a handful of sessions, if that. While I’ve had somewhat better luck with Dungeon World, my longest campaigns have always randomly, rarely occurred with Dungeons & Dragons. The first was one that we started waaay back in 2nd Edition […]
5d4 kobolds were one dayaway from retirement. I have been meaning to write this for awhile now, and I figure what with 5th Edition more or less actually out, what better time? One of the big—some might say biggest—default motivations in Dungeons & Dragons is treasure. In older editions I guess it inexplicably accounted for the […]
Character Roster Vincent d’Argentum (dragonmarked human sorcerer) Er’ril (human bard) Pipli (goblin wizard) Fea (changling rogue) Sakatash (kalasthar ardent) Klaive (warforged fighter) With the release of the revised 3rd Edition Edition premium books and 5th Edition still a couple years away, I decided that now might be a good time to try finishing Age of […]
The 3rd Edition of Dungeons & Dragons is, like all its counterparts, an action-adventure fantasy role-playing game. In this game players take on the role of a hero that they create themselves and go on adventures as a group.Characters are created by choosing a race, class, feats, and skills. Most classes rely on magic to […]
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