Aetherball Expanded: A Sport, a Stage, a Secret War
How to Turn the Sky’s Favorite Game into a Narrative Powerhouse In the floating cities of Aether Skies, few things unite people like Aetherball. It’s more than a sport—it’s religion, rebellion, and war by other means. Played in zero-gravity bowls threaded with sigils and aether currents,...
How Technology is Revolutionizing Dungeons & Dragons Gameplay (And Why You Should Embrace It)
If you're still scribbling initiative on a napkin or flipping through a spellbook mid-combat, it’s time to level up—not your character, but your game. Dungeons & Dragons has entered a bold new era, [caption id="attachment_89818" align="alignright" width="219"] Is this D20 enough for you?[/caption] and technology is the...
Neon Lords of the Toxic Wasteland: This Game Is Totally Tubular, Dude
Let’s get real for a sec—if your RPG roots trace back to Saturday morning cartoons, shredding VHS tapes, or raiding arcades for quarters, then Neon Lords of the Toxic Wasteland might just be your ultimate blast from the radioactive past. This game doesn’t just flirt with...
The Devkin: Hunters in the Chaos Sands
“They don’t stalk. They wait. Because they already know where you’re going.” The Devkin are among the most iconic—and terrifying—original species to emerge from the chaos-churned wastelands outside the dome city of Balaria. Once simple predators twisted by time and storms, these beings have evolved into...
Turning Oz into Gothic Horror (or Grimdark Fantasy)
Twisting the Yellow Brick Road into a Path of Madness and Moonlight Happy Easter for those celebrating. I thought it a little ironic that my schedule decided to do a Wicked inspired post on such a day, But you know what? Its written and I am...
10 Heist Hooks to Steal the Spotlight in Zoo Mafia
In Zoo Mafia, every big job is more than just a payday—it’s a play for power, a test of loyalty, and a chance to make your mark on the city’s criminal food chain. Whether you're running a one-shot or building toward a climactic finale, a...
Playing With Morality: Shades of Grey in TTRPG Storytelling
How to Run Morally Complex Campaigns Inspired by the Intrigue of Aether Skies [caption id="attachment_21598" align="alignright" width="300"] Aether, you know, that stuff that surrounds us...
Schemes, Secrets, and Subterfuge: How to Build a Killer Political Intrigue Campaign in D&D
Looking to run a Dungeons & Dragons campaign where daggers are drawn in back rooms instead of back alleys? Where alliances shift with a whisper, and the fate of a kingdom hangs not on a sword, [caption id="attachment_89433" align="alignright" width="224"] To beat the cult you must...
Villains Who Shape the World: Developing Antagonists Like Vek’th and the Grind Barons
“The best villains don’t just want to stop the heroes—they want to change the world… and sometimes, you wonder if they should.” In any great tabletop campaign, a good villain isn’t just an obstacle. They are a mirror, a force of nature, a storyteller in their...
⚡🔥 Forged in Fire and Storm: Homebrewed Spells from Under the Dome
In our Under the Dome campaign—helmed by the ever-diabolical Dave—I play a sorcerer who’s just a little obsessed with fire and lightning. Velrian Blitzstorn (yes, that's the name—because subtlety is for wizards) has been blazing through spell slots and leaving scorch marks in his wake...
