Almost every long-running campaign has had players changing characters in D&D. “I want to play a warlock now!” Something like this happens a lot, but …
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Can you make D&D for young players?
D&D for young players is something that people can struggle with. You cannot do what you normally do so what do you do? Wait, can …
How to deal with a split party
So you have a split party in D&D and are asking for help. Luckily, my players are never intelligent and at least split the party …
How to make D&D melee combat better
D&D melee combat can be boring. At higher levels magic and spells will be zinging and flying while you are on the ground unable to …
How to end your D&D campaign.
Ending your D&D campaign is a hard thing to do, but every good thing must come to an end. Or in some cases, every bad …
How to make D&D for kids
Parents, libraries, and middle school clubs want to make D&D for kids (12 and below). Playing D&D with kids is a little different than playing …
How to handle High school D&D clubs
Starting a high school D&D club can seem daunting, but I was a student who ran a high school D&D club with a teacher presiding …
How to manage traveling in D&D
When dungeon master’s try to manage traveling in D&D they make many mistakes. Traveling in D&D can involve random encounters, instant travel, or many wondrous …
How to handle persuasion checks in D&D
Persuasion checks in D&D can fundamentally change the game. Persuasion checks can make a guard completely trust the party and make their life easier so …
How to handle high level casters in D&D
Handling high level casters in D&D is a problem that dungeon masters have experienced since the first time a wizard or cleric reached high level. …
