Baldur’s Gate is a city in Faerun from the D&D setting of the Forgotten Realms. It’s an influential metropolis, a city-state on the Sword Coast and it is about to come into sharp focus.
Genre Police: No Am, All Dram
Given that the emergent style in modern RPGs is a heavily character driven adventures based on flaws, goals and other quirks it amazes me that we haven’t talked about how we go about aiding players and what we can do to avoid tipping into the lair of the deadly Melodrama.
Genre Police: This Water Is Not Window
These techniques are made to generate ideas outside of your normal scope and can be really good if you feel you’re stuck in a rut with the same ideas surfacing all the time.
Huge magic item reward generator with optional weighted rolls
You might be starting off your D&D adventure with characters higher than level 1 and want to know what magic items they should start with.
How to find an LGBTQ+ creator in the tabletop industry for your next project
Does it reflect poorly on roleplaying as an industry that such a list is needed in the first place?
Eugene Fasano: Introduction 5e players to Arkadia and new campaign settings
A setting is about giving players options, more opportunities and tools to play the type of character they want to play.
Help! I’m out of GM ideas, and I have a campaign to write
Randomly generated campaign ideas.
GM tips: 7 “Dos and Don’ts” for running Era Games!
With so many games, options and rules, it might be a bit daunting approaching the Era series. Thankfully, here’s Shades of Vengeance’s own Fred Harvey with seven tips to help GMs.
These editable NPC PDF reference sheets help keep track of your game world
Reference sheets to record the name and role (such as class or race) of each NPC, three character traits for each, three values for each, one quirk, a secret or plot hook and one bond (good or bad).
Huge RPG Soundboard: 50 Spotify background playlists for your tabletop RPG
A sudden change of music is a powerful way to get your players interested, grab their attention and let them know that something is about to happen.
