Category: Reviews

It’s time to talk. It’s an important one that every budding aficionado should have so you can have some basic facts with which to arm…

Dungeons & Dragons is a collaborative story-telling game. That’s what we tell ourselves and it’s mostly true. We announce what we want our players to…

I often joke that adventurers in D&D should eat what they kill. Or, at the very least, donate what they can’t. Hear me out here….

As if our Creative D&D Characters column weren’t evidence enough, I love creating NPCs. Several months ago I stumbled across NPC Quirks by Dawn Ibach and…

I was looking back through all the DM’s Guild titles awaiting my review (it’s fairly lengthy) and noticed I had Matthew Mercer’s Order of the…

The Sunken Village of Corth is a time-travelling, mind-bending, paradoxical adventure that will prove challenging even for an experienced DM. Don’t let the fact that…

Almost a year ago, I shared my thoughts on Sorrow’s Ruin by Blaise Wigglesworth. Today I am reviewing a companion accessory for the aforementioned Sorrow’s Ruin…

Last November I wrote a spotlight on RPGenerations: Tabletop Knights and Cawood Publishing. That Kickstarter campaign has since successfully funded and backers are receiving their…

The Malady Workshop is written by medical students with a love for tabletop roleplaying games. Inspired by the vast array of diseases, and the medieval myths that once surrounded them, we embarked on a mission; to enrich other worlds with fantastical diseases.

Newcomer* David McDonough has wowed many with his silver best seller, The Priest, the Witch, and the Lost Temple. Getting silver so quickly (he originally published…