We’ve all been there, haven’t we? Playing a video game and you’re deep into a dungeon not opened in centuries, you’ve fought your way past ancient guardians, booby traps and foul odours only to find that, inexplicably, that traveling merchant from earlier has set up shop among the cobwebs and has exactly the items you need. I’m the […]
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First Floor By Emil Zehra scurried down the empty hallway in a haze. Her claws clicked against the stone floor. Why had she gone to the Yawning Portal? Why was she chasing random adventurers through this dungeon? How had they gotten so far ahead of her? She was distracted. The demon statues at the entrance
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D&D isn’t just fun, it’s actually good for you By Puzzle Lockdowns may have given us the perfect excuse to sit our PJs all day and eat dry cereal straight from the box but they also created a very real lack of connection. Online TTRPGs have helped quite a few of us bridge that gap
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Hif Bidratsk “The Captain” By Emil I’ve had a blast running a Rime of the Frostmaiden game for the past few months. But one problem I’ve run into is Ten Towns feels mostly empty to me. There just aren’t enough everyday NPC’s or locations to make the place feel lived in. I think the expectation
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