Fire Based Creatures for DND 5e
Volcanoes erupting over a village, dancing in Hell Fire and Dante’s Inferno are all imagery you can draw on for fiery encounters in your Dungeons […]
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War Talk – Pike Part 1
Welcome to another War Talk! Today we are taking a trip back to a time before the Medieval roots of many TTRPGs and talk about
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Ocean Monsters in Dungeons and Dragons
Variant Berry highlights some particularly interesting (and terrifying) Ocean Monsters as a part of World Oceans Day 2021
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Games Within Games: Adding More Play To Your TTRPG Game
Variant J talks about ways to bring fun pastimes and ways to reduce stress within your TTRPG games.
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New World, Who’s this? Heraldry
Variant Rory talks about Heraldry in this week’s entry of the VV Blog!
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New World, Who’s This? Army Composition
Variant Rory discusses the importance of army diversity and composition when planning out TTRPG battles!
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New World, Who’s this? Resources and Trade
Variant Rory talks about the importance of natural resources and trading as a part of world building in today’s “New World, Who’s This?”
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New World, Who’s This? Factions
Variant Rory continues his series on World Building with a discussion on Factions!
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From Player to GM: Part Two
Variant J concludes his series on moving from Player to GM.
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New World, Who’s This?: Maps
Variant Rory outlines a process he uses when designing maps for TTRPGs.
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From Player to Game Master
Variant J starts Part One of ‘From Player to GM’, a multi-part series where he outlines how someone can start running TTRPG games.
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