Shar's newest convert lurks in the dark heart of a dead cavern, composing a requiem for brave heroes. Her first stanza is a tale of betrayal, of trusted servants turned against their masters, while her second laments the emptiness of abandonment by a constant companion. Can the PCs counter with a bright refrain, or will they succumb to the shadow serpent's song?

Ever feel like you could use a little extra help in your Dungeons & Dragons campaign? Or maybe you just want to level up your game without adding a ton of extra prep work? Let me tell you about ChatGPT.

Codex of Crime is a 5E D&D supplement that provides all the essentials for infusing your games with thrilling and captivating criminal activities.

Below is a huge list of 459 jobs, careers, professions, trades, etc from throughout history which can be used for Player’s Characters, or Non-Player Characters (NPCs) when creating them for your Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, or any RPG Fantasy Setting, or Randomly Generated City or Town. Some are “old timey” jobs which don’t exist anymore, and some still exist today. Regardless, very few people your world are “adventurers” and most have a profession on the list below. Give each of your Randomly Generated NPCs a real Craft or Trade to make them more realistic. If there is a job you don’t see listed, please submit it in the comments and it will get added!

You should try Play by Post (PBP) RPG Gaming in addition to doing your Live Sessions. This is called a Hybrid Game. You can do both, and it can make your TTRGP games even more awesome!

The back of Dungeon Magazine was home to the Campaign Workbook which was a collection of short articles and play aids aimed at helping you manage your campaign. Each two-page article focused on key D&D concepts useful to all DMS. Whether your PCs are hanging out in the city, delving the depths of Maure Castle, or traveling in between, the Campaign Workbook's got you covered.

One fundamental reason why D&D adventurers take center stage is that we simply don't tell stories about people to whom interesting things don't happen. YouTube Video with D20 Running the Game Advice for DMs and GMs

"Chains of Blackmaw" is an adventure for four PCs of 10th level, set in a penitentiary mining complex. It's easily adaptable to any campaign setting. This adventure denies PCs the use of their trusted weapons and gear by forcing them into incarceration in order to complete a mission of grave importance.

The easiest way to do character sheets for any RPG is with Google Spreadsheets. Have all the math done for you, and even cross reference other sheets to automatically change your numbers with buff spells and more!

If you're too busy to play D&D, PBP is the way for you! Video deep dive discussing Play-by-Post Gaming for RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons (DND) and Pathfinder.