Mark Williams-Cook 
Apart from the occasional misbehaving player party, what do the iconic D&D namesake eat the rest of the time? There’s actually plenty of delectable, thematic options to spice up your campaigns.
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Outside of simply quaffing potions and keeping track of rations to stay alive, there’s a whole other dimension that food can add to campaigns for the savvy dungeon master.
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Dungeons & Dragons Resources, Monsters
Ever wonder what those beautifully painted monsters in your source book looked like when they were originally drawn in 1977? Let’s explore some retro D&D art!
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Great news for Baldur’s Gate 3 fans, as a physical copy of the game is coming to the prime material plane soon.
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The wizard casts a fireball at a line of enemy archers, barely surviving the blast, they raise their bows to aim at… Nothing. How did this happen? Blink, that’s how.
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Inspiration is a great tool to reinforce with players that the ‘optimal’ decision is not always the ‘best’ decision when it comes to the game.
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Which dice, how many dice, and when do I get them back? If you’re struggling getting your head around Hit Dice, this guide is for you!
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Your trapped party looks on in abject terror as the wizard laughs manically and begins casting a fireball targeting- “I cast Counterspell”.
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“Remember, stick ’em with the pointy end!” – A DnD 5e simple weapons guide for martially-challenged adventurers.
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Death is normally a possibility during a campaign, so resorting to violence, even when the odds are stacked in your favour will eventually catch up with you. The Actor feat gives you a way to bend situations to your will and open up new options, likely extending your stay on the Prime Material Plane.
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