A Hero’s Journey: Taking Heroics Learned in TTRPG to the Real World
Variant J talks about the importance of bringing the heroics performed at the table into the real world.
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Benefits of Studying History
Variant Rory talks about the importance of studying history, which has nothing to do with history repeating itself.
Meet Your Makers: V.J. Harris and Adam Hancock
Variant Berry Starts a new Series ‘Meet Your Makers’ with V.J. Harris and Adam Hancock.
Pitching a Campaign
Variant Kait provides some advice for pitching a new D&D Campaign to a prospective table.
Dice: Part Probability, Part Superstition
Variant Berry interviews the Variant Ventures team to discover their Dice superstitions.
A Party’s Stronghold and You
Variant Rory provides a introductory primer on routine Stronghold function and maintenance.
Putting the Magic into the Mundane: Tips for Magic Item Creation in D&D 5e
Variant J offers advice on how to design your own Magical Items in D&D 5e, with applicable tips to other TTRPGs.
Review: Strongholds and Followers
Variant Rory reviews ‘Strongholds and Followers’ from Matt Colville (MCDM).
Balancing Fun and Engagement in Storytelling
Variant J discusses the difference between seeking fun in TTRPG sessions, and seeking party engagement.
Use of Gunpowder in TTRPG’s
Variant Rory makes his case for the usage and proliferation of gun powder in fantasy TTRPG settings.