DM Diary: How I Lost a Dragon to an Owl

A candid DM Diary from Voxels & Valor exploring how encounter math, player preparation, and a perfectly timed owl familiar roll turned a young white dragon fight into a three-round lesson behind the screen.
Gather. Laugh. Roll
Gather. Laugh. Roll
DM’s Corner

A candid DM Diary from Voxels & Valor exploring how encounter math, player preparation, and a perfectly timed owl familiar roll turned a young white dragon fight into a three-round lesson behind the screen.

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