There are some pretty popular videos about D&D player types. All of them, of course, exaggerated. People are people so none of these are 100% accurate. My set of D&D player types is going to be inaccurate to someone. These types, I hope, will show you what groups I’ve been dealing with. My personal experience […]
Author: Jack of All Trades Gaming
Avoiding RPG Horror Stories
People are social creatures, we care what others think and find enjoyment in gathering with others. D&D exemplifies this at the most basic level. Gathering together with a small group of people, and spending hours of roleplaying together is always a blast. But some people have trouble finding the right group or recognizing the warning […]
A D&D Adventure, and How I Format Them
Making a D&D Adventure is something every DM does at one point or another. This is not a guide on how to make them, this is an example of one that is already done. I think it’s a good idea to show you that an adventure up to par with official modules isn’t needed to […]
How to Build D&D Character Bonds
So if you’re like me you may have a simple problem. You want your players to have previous relationships or bonds, and you can’t find what you want on google. So now you have to make questions or tables. Here I will save you the work! These are lists of a variety of questions that […]
D&D Stories, Players Doing Unexpected Things Part 2
We all have those fun D&D stories. Almost all of them caused by the players. Player’s are the bane of every DM’s existence, it is impossible to keep a straight face around them! They ask to do the dumbest, yet funniest things at times. But when they work it leads to stories you never forget. In […]
Making 5E Homebrew Magic Items
Dm’s find different thrills in D&D. I find a thrill in making magic items. They don’t have to be fully unique either. Take inspiration from everywhere! Making 5E homebrew magic item is fun, so lets take a look at how to start. From someone who wanted Kratos’s ax, to a magic bow that shoots different […]
My Favorite D&D 5e Supplements
I have bought and backed a variety of D&D 5e supplements, and some of them are amazing. I hope this gives you idea’s about books you will want to buy, each of these has a brief review and all carry my recommendation! Strongholds & Followers The first unofficial book I bought, S&F is an amazing […]
One Piece D&D 5E, Porting Over the D20 System
I have been busy during this lock-down time, a surprising amount actually. My job is unaffected by all of this so its hasn’t really felt real. However one of my friends decided to DM again, and in a One Piece D&D setting. So scrounging around we found the One Piece d20 system. We found the […]
My First Homebrew Setting, Fair Isle
A homebrew setting is something special, and it says a lot about a person. With it, ambition is shown, and interesting stories created. Best of all is the fun time’s with your group. The first homebrew setting I made was rough, it took heavy inspiration from Matt Colville’s videos and minor inspiration from Critical Role. […]
Players Doing Unexpected Things, The Highlight of D&D!
As a DM your players will pull stupid things every session. We all have those story’s we share and laugh together with our group. The fondest memories are made this way, and the in-jokes will always abound. Below are two stories from two different groups I’ve run and how they fooled me or created funny […]