How to Track NPC Appearances Across Multiple D&D Sessions
One of the hardest parts of running a long campaign isn’t worldbuilding. It’s continuity.
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World Building Resources and Guides
Worldbuilding in Video Games
Building a narrative setting for your games is very important. Think through the vision for your world, draw from other work and experiences, and consider the limitations to build a compelling and interesting universe.
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How to Supercharge Your TTRPG Prep with Random Tables
You've got a session tomorrow, and you're short on time. Prep can be a daunting part of running a game, but what if you could cut your prep time in half and still deliver compelling sessions? Enter: random tables.
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