Attacking unconscious players
You’ve incapacitated one of your players and their party isn’t near, but the question is: should you press the attack and kill them or move to another player?
Written by: Mark Williams-Cook
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DM Guides
7 DnD 5e house rules to avoid at all costs
Tweaking the rules can be fun, but here’s 7 things that are sure to break your game.
Written by: Emma-Jane Stogdon
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What are the odds of rolling the ‘perfect’ DnD character?
So your character has 18 in all attributes? And you rolled this at home. On your own, you say? Do you know the odds of that happening?
Written by: Mark Williams-Cook
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DM Guides, Dungeons & Dragons Resources
147 world building questions
World building can be a challenging and daunting task. It usually starts with a kernel of an idea you build out from, but it can sometimes be hard to know what bit to flesh out next. We’ve compiled 147 questions to help inspire you.
Written by: Mark Williams-Cook
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10 DnD 5e house rules for DMs to try
House rules can make or break a campaign. Here are 10 homebrew rules to try that will actually improve your DnD 5e campaign.
Written by: Emma-Jane Stogdon
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The history of the Gelatinous Cube
Gelatinous Cubes have featured in every edition of Dungeons and Dragons. These squishy, transparent cubes of ooze prove that appearances can be deceiving, but just how much do you know about them?
Written by: Emma-Jane Stogdon
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How to put Dungeon Master on your resume or CV
Playing D&D and being a dungeon master can give you a lot of relevant soft skills for your resume or CV, the key is learning how to deliver it in a measured and impactful way.
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