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So you want to build your own homebrew world to set your Dungeons and Dragons campaign in? That's awesome! You're gonna have so much fun!...

This is the final one of my Dungeons and Dragons critical fail tables. You can check out the ranged weapons critical fail sheet here, and...

This is the second of three Dungeons and Dragons critical fail tables. You can check out the ranged weapons critical fail sheet here and...

So, a few days ago I posted a rollable table of critical fails in combat. If I'm honest, it was a little bit rushed, and not my best work...

Want to give your party a few sidequest options whenever they're in town? No problem! Here's a d20 of noticeboard announcements that...

Ok, so you've decided to run your first ever Dungeons and Dragons campaign - that's awesome, I'm proud of you! You are gonna have an...

Are your party currently travelling by sea? A good maritime encounter could be the difference between whether your session sinks or...

Want to make night-time in your campaign a little more interesting? Check out this d20 of random campsite encounters to spice things up a...

Creating a city for your Dungeons and Dragons game can feel like an overwhelming prospect! You don't know where your players are gonna...

No D&D campaign is complete without a little bit of gambling! Here's a few easy gambling games that you can incorporate into your...

Running a one-shot is a nice introduction to running D&D, as they are in many ways less pressure than running a campaign session. Not...

Everyone likes different kinds of DnD. For me, my favourite experiences have been roleplay intensive, testing the boundries of the world,...