Glorious news: yesterday my roleplaying group and I finished Shadows in the Mist, an adventure set within the Age of Sigmar RPG, Soulbound! As a group of 5 and playing almost every week, we started 1st December 2021 and finished 26th July 2022, averaging about 4 or 5 sessions per episode. (Psst: You can watch … Continue reading Soulbound: Shadows in the Mist Review
Wrath & Glory – Jarlan Kendreth III
Tier 3 Ascension This is a short story to flesh out my character's transition from tier 2 to tier 3 in the 40k TTRPG, Wrath & Glory. They are an acting Interrogator under the command of Ordo Hereticus Inquisitor Krazius, taken into his warband for their latent psyker abilities and skills developed in high society … Continue reading Wrath & Glory – Jarlan Kendreth III
Why GMs Should Play Too
If you have encountered people in leadership roles, you will no doubt notice a difference between the ones who have done the job of the ones who they are leading, and the ones who haven't. For GMs and players, its very much the same. I find that the journey from Player to GM, back to … Continue reading Why GMs Should Play Too
Secondary Objectives in D&D
Last year I ran a homebrew campaign set in the Magic: The Gathering/D&D crossover setting: Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica - a 'magicpunk' plane that allows players to sign up to one of the world's ten powerful guilds, and climb their ranks by completing quests. I set out to make a mission-based adventure, where the players … Continue reading Secondary Objectives in D&D
Things To Steal From: Soulbound
Welcome back to my series which currently only has one entry, Things to Steal From! This is where I go through an RPG system and pick out mechanics that I find interesting and perhaps get those homebrew thoughts going. Some of these are probably difficult to splice into another system, but the essence of them … Continue reading Things To Steal From: Soulbound
5 Things I’ve Learnt about D&D in 2020
Like a lot of folks, I've turned from the unending horrors of 2020 into the comforting reprieve from real life that is Dungeons and Dragons. I've played a record number of hours since March and steamed through a campaign from levels 1-13, set to end in the next month or so - my chance to … Continue reading 5 Things I’ve Learnt about D&D in 2020
Morbus Est – Planet Fall
Read Part One of Morbus Est. The Pilot steadied himself whilst heading through the plague ship's internal corridors. It was not just a mental act of steadiness - although there was definitely a large degree of that - but physical too, as his boots collided with the flesh-like growths that made the corridor contract and … Continue reading Morbus Est – Planet Fall
‘Avernus as a Sandbox’ Review
Avernus as a Sandbox is a guide from Eventyr Games that turns the Avernus section of the D&D adventure Descent Into Avernus into - you guessed it - a sandbox! I'm about to finish this up with my group, so this will be a review of the guide, how it works best and my tips … Continue reading ‘Avernus as a Sandbox’ Review
Morbus Est
The Freeblade pilot could not bring himself to look at the being before him straight away. His eyes dropped to the metal grate immediately in front of him - the thing ponderously moving into the room too painful to look at. Not just painful for the eyes, but for the soul as well. The thing … Continue reading Morbus Est
5 Ways Players Trip Up DMs
...and how to prepare for it. https://youtu.be/RQ9BwY3kX54 At the end of my last session I was kicking myself. I was on the bus home and thinking over how it went, and I realised that the one big set-piece that I had been planning had been unpredictably changed by a player casting a spell I didn't … Continue reading 5 Ways Players Trip Up DMs
Dicey Encounters 