Rhenn is a Manila-based content writer with a love for all things geek and pop culture, and science and technology. He has over 1,900 articles to his name, most of which exploring the many dimensions ...

When it comes to DnD villains, Strahd von Zarovich stands among the most iconic, and this Daggerheart homebrew makes him even ...

Hello, dear readers! This article series is meant to showcase my personal thoughts on how to make an immersive homebrewed world in Dungeons & Dragons from the ground up. The article ties into my own ...

Kristy Ambrose has been writing professionally since 2010. She dabbles in various genres, but her favorites are fantasy and science fiction. She creates everything from fanfiction to serialized novels ...

House rules are an ever-present part of TTRPG tables, especially Dungeons & Dragons, as they help players and Dungeon Masters find "common ground" to make the playing experience much more fun for both ...

Dungeons & Dragons is a remarkably complex game when it comes to using one's freedom to imagine. Sure, there are rules that need to be adhered to generally, and those are much simpler to comprehend as ...

Currently, D&D’s 5th Edition ruleset states that players have to spend an Action to drink a potion while within combat. This rule is an unpopular one since many players feel that only drinking an ...

The best Dungeons & Dragons adventures I’ve ever had — whether as the Dungeon Master guiding the story or as a player experiencing it — have been original “homebrew” creations not published by Wizards ...

The longest running Dungeons & Dragons homebrew campaign is hosted by Dungeon Master Phil Hirons Sr. (USA) in Warwick, Rhode Island, USA, and has been running for over 45 years since the 1 April 1980, ...

Perhaps the most important rule of Dungeons & Dragons is what's known as the "Rule of Cool," where Dungeons Masters are advised to prioritize players having fun instead of just sweating over the ...