From Jose Chung
by Chris Perkins
I watch a lot of serialized television dramas, and by studying the best of them, I’ve learned how to sustain and pace my weekly D&D game. In terms of narrative, a D&D campaign is a lot like a serialized TV show, the difference being that a D&D campaign is performed as it’s being written, and consequently the action and dialogue are mostly improvised.
Talk about this article in the Discussion Thread.
Rays of the Beholder
by Jason Sholtis
To help DMs add further detail to their adventures underground, Jason Sholtis (of The Dungeon Dozen) has provided the following tables—in the spirit of the 1st Edition DMG’s appendices, charts, and random encounters!
Talk about this article in the Discussion Thread.
Combat_Superiority
by Rodney Thompson
You've got questions—we've got answers! Here's how it works—each week, our Community Manager will be scouring all available sources to find whatever D&D Next questions you're asking.
Talk about this article in the Discussion Thread.