
A Taxonomy of Magical Taxonomies
How you categorize the magic in your TTRPG setting will have a huge impact on the feel of your game world.
How you categorize the magic in your TTRPG setting will have a huge impact on the feel of your game world.
The best TTRPG stories explore the frictions between player agency, uncertainty, and inertia.
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Generate unique and memorable ideas for tabletop cities in just 3 rolls.
From ideation to final edits, here's the full process Borough Bound uses to create tabletop settlements. Please steal our ideas!
A conversation with RPG guru Ginny Di about session prep, NPC creation, and kenku reproduction.
An unexpected music choice can immediately invigorate a TTRPG encounter and dramatically alter how your players conceptualize the scene.
A conversation with mapmaker Tom Cartos about his cartography philosophy, workflow, and new Kickstarter.
Should you loop each track when you're scoring a TTRPG campaign? The question is more complicated than you might suspect.
The hub-and-spoke dungeon is easy to design, easy to explore, and filled with unpredictable nonlinearity.
If your party won’t engage in violence, consider tweaking the genre to make combat seem more reasonable.
Running a TTRPG campaign in a magic school creates unique challenges for how to organize playtime.