Session 7: Even the Furniture Is Lying
Gnomengarde offers Voxels & Valor no answers—only mist, polite madness, and a barrel that bites back. In Session 7, trust begins to unravel.
Tales and Tankards
Gather. Laugh. Roll
Tales and Tankards
Gather. Laugh. Roll
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Session 12: Steel, Smoke, and the Sound of Chanting
Waterdeep doesn’t welcome heroes—it processes them. Doc hits the mud at the gates while Krentz brings violence to the Yawning Portal, Fluffy disappears into the well, and a cheering crowd’s “Dip” becomes a nightmare as something climbs out of the dark.
So You Want to DM, Part 3
A new DM’s guide to prepping your first session without drowning in notes—what to prep, what to skip, and a checklist that keeps you calm on game night.
Creator Spotlight: Awesome Dice
A spoiler-free, DM-focused review of Disquietus—an atmospheric, mystery-driven D&D campaign. This first look explores tone, structure, and creator intent ahead of live table play.
Awesome Dice: Cheddar Cheese Dice Review
A comfortable, dependable acrylic dice set with clear numbers, classic d4, and just enough theme to keep things fun.
Session 6: Half a Conversation, Half a World
Crossing into Aetheria, the party navigates a strange new world, a roadside ambush, an unexpected act of kindness, and a warm hearth at The Prancing Pony.
Session 11: The City Knows Your Face
The road ends at Waterdeep’s gates—but the city remembers faces. Loss, bureaucracy, quiet magic, and a dagger drawn in the Yawning Portal mark the party’s uneasy arrival.
So You Want to DM, Part 2
Choosing your first D&D adventure can feel overwhelming. This guide helps new Dungeon Masters pick a beginner-friendly adventure that builds confidence and momentum.
Awesome Dice: Pizza Dice Set Review
A pizza-themed novelty set that’s surprisingly practical: clear faces, comfortable rolls, and a modern d4 shape I genuinely prefer.
