Tales and Tankards
Stories from the table. Wisdom from the tankard.
Grab an ale, roll some dice, and join us for campaign tales and DM wisdom.
🕯️The Latest Tale
Session 41: The Streets are Watching
The streets of Waterdeep seem to know something the Watch does not. As the party investigates a string of murders targeting elves in the Dock Ward, cryptic warnings, uneasy silences, and a deadly ambush reveal that a skilled hunter is stalking the city after dark.
From the Table
Our currently running campaigns.
Waterdeep: Dragon Heist
A haunted tavern. A hidden hoard. A city of masks and motives. Join Us as we search for truth.
Voxels & Valor
From Phandelver’s mines to the Yawning Portal — chaos and courage on the road to Waterdeep.
🧙♂️ DM’s Corner
Practical wisdom for storytellers and chaos wranglers.
Session 41: The Streets are Watching
Session 40: Skittering Shadows and Silver Tongues
Session 39: Wood, Water and Whispers
🍺 Fresh from the Vault
Homebrew creations forged between sessions.
Creature Feature: Cragmaw Castle
Creature Feature: Trollskull Manor, Part VI
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📚 What’s on Tap
Reviews, insights, and bookish banter for DMs and players alike.
Dispel Dice: Exsanguinated Dice Review
The Dispel Dice Exsanguinated set is one of the most striking dice collections I’ve ever rolled. Its deep crimson swirls evoke freshly spilled blood suspended in crystal, making it a perfect fit for gothic horror and vampire-themed campaigns. While the dark numbering can make readability challenging under typical game room lighting, exceptional craftsmanship, balanced rolls, and unforgettable table presence make this premium set an easy recommendation.
Dispel Dice: Devil You Know
The Devil You Know from Dispel Dice is a blood-red gothic resin dice set with razor-sharp edges, chaotic personality, and serious vampire energy. Beautiful, dangerous, and unforgettable.
Fan Roll Dice: Fizban’s Fortune d20
The FanRoll Fizban’s Fortune Mystery d20 feels less like a gaming accessory and more like treasure pulled from a dragon’s hoard. This review covers the rare hollow-metal Bronze Dragon d20, its elegant rolling feel, collector appeal, and why it never made it back into the dice bag.
