Tag: Adventures
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Dungeons for Storytellers: Seven Steps to Improve Your Dungeons
Good dungeon design is like telling a story. You need a good hook, you should think about pacing, and there should be a point at the end. The idea of massive dungeons appeals to me. Still, I never think they are fun to play. Typically I am bored to tears of whatever dungeon we’re exploring…
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Twenty Sellsword Contracts for Fantasy Roleplaying Games
Mercenary work can be harsh business, leaving the characters with some hard choices. Here are twenty new sellsword contracts for mercenary characters in fantasy roleplaying games.
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Five One Page City Adventures
Civilization, ancient and wicked. We must be cautious. – Conan the Barbarian (1982) One Page Adventures are for improvisation – mixing-and-matching on short notice – to create fun, unexpected adventures with lots of player input.
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Shrine of the Red Wolf
The Shrine of the Red Hound is a remnant of a lost realm where elves and demons bound to rule the world in darkness.
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The Lost Warlock Crypt
The Lost Warlock Crypt, located in an old forest, is mostly forgotten except for a witches’ coven in the area. The witches have met in secret by the crypt of solstices for decades, fearing local superstitions and inquisitive templars.
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The Goblins of Duskwood DMsGuild Adventure
The Goblins of Duskwood, my Rpg Writer Workshop Dungeons and Dragons adventure, was uploaded on the Dungeon Master’s Guild yesterday.