Our group woke up on day four of Hammer with the intention of finding work and lining our pockets with gold. They picked up a quest and, after a hearty breakfast, they headed out to the town of Deep Harbor. There, they planned on chartering passage on a boat to investigate some strange attacks happening off the coast. … More Captain Shiela Coppertree and the Annabelle Lee
After getting our delivery, the party set off for the guild hall and came across a clearing. In the center was a satyr. He was playing a beautiful melody with a gorgeous silver flute. Milo started to go into the clearing and after a few steps began to join in with the music. Aleera, seeing that her party was close to being trapped by few magic, began to sing a countercharm. … More A Touch of Music and a Job Well Done
So we just got the new Hero’s Feast official Dungeons and Dragons cookbook and it DELIVERED! So far I’ve tried 2 of the listed recipes. They are things we know well like hot chocolate or meatballs but they have such a wonderful twist of spices and techniques. This makes the recipes more fresh and interesting … More D&D Cooking Adventures
The party woke up on Day 2 of the month of Hammer in the year of the Warrior Princess, yup we have a calendar. Each week is 10 days long and each month is 30 days. There are still 12 months in the year though. It was around mid-winter according to the time but this area was sunny and warm like summer. … More Did You Think It Would Be That Easy?
There is something to be said for unique characters. If you have a few veterans at your table, a new monster with a unique stat block can really shake things up. I’m going to go over a few ways that I’ve managed to change the miniatures I buy and turn them into fun, new encounters for my husband (our DM) to run. … More How I Customize Miniatures
Just like a table can be amazing it can also have its issues. We had a great table break up because we lost a player when his mother died. He moved away and we had to stop for a bit to look for more members before continuing. We also had some problem players that made it super uncomfortable and harder than it had to be to have sessions. … More Running a Table: Expectation vs. Reality
Disclaimer: This includes spoilers for Curse of Strahd so don’t read if you don’t want to know. After being able to sleep for a bit inside Asterisck’s store, we made our way out into the bowels of Castle Ravenloft. As our party entered a large crypt we came across an opulent coffer. We believed it … More Blood Pacts and Secret Promises
We completed our looting of the Amber Temple. Aleera told the party she did not find Milo and succeeded in lying about it. Milo had the hard task of raising himself up and not dying. In spite of being left for dead he managed to stabilize and survive the Queens. He joined the party and since he didn’t know that Aleera left him to die, everything went on as if nothing had happened. Aleera accepted that he had survived and left it at that. If fate wanted Milo to live so be it. … More Arrival at Castle Ravenloft
We started off as a simple pen and paper table. A few journals and pens were the only real set pieces of our story. We had bought the “Mines of Phandelver” module but it didn’t include any maps. My husband (Dungeon Master of our table) had to cover the text while showing us the pictures … More The Evolution of our D&D Maps: Part 1
Disclaimer: This includes spoilers for Curse of Strahd so don’t read if you don’t want to know. Now that the poor scarred kid was dead, Milo the Rogue began to loot the body. He found quite a bit, but Malachi the Barbarian made him give all the loot up as he didn’t feel Milo deserved … More Magic, Power, and Consequences
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