Tag: homebrew
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Holiday Appeal: Run Honey Heist
Have the holidays put your campaign on hold? Bring some cheer to your table no matter who shows up by running Honey Heist set in your campaign world.
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Creating a Campaign One-Pager
I go through a process to prepare a one-page campaign overview for my players. Besides creating a concise campaign guide, this exercise focuses my thoughts on the player experience. I feel more prepared for our first session having done this exercise.
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Campaign Prep: Choose Your Own Villain
I’m working on a new campaign for my play group. I want my players to choose not only their path towards a goal, but the goal itself. How can I prepare an engaging campaign while leaving the campaign’s villain TBD?
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Loose Changeling: An Urban Mystery Adventure
I wrote this mystery adventure to support a “prepare to improvise” play style. In the adventure, the party discovers a series of murders. However, the apparent explanation doesn’t add up and the party uncovers a sinister plot.
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Inspiration: the 5E Mechanic We Love to Change
Ever notice how every GM seems to run have their own take on inspiration in 5E? Let’s take a look at why 5E D&D’s inspiration system is unsatisfying and what we can do about it.