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For the flavor of Greece, Corfu is an excellent entry--an island rife with ancient secrets. Corfu (also known by its Greek name of Kerkyra) is a Greek island in the Ionian Sea, of the Ionian Islands, and, including its small satellite islands, forms the margin of the nation's northwestern...

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It's a solo-style RPG with a really straightforward mechanism, but it involves your vampire slowly losing who they are. The longer the vampire "lives" the higher the odds it forgets important parts of its life and connections. I made some rules to tweak it to fit D&D for my vampire, but it's...

Thousand Year Old Vampire is life-changing. I used it to help create a backstory for a vampire in my own campaign, and he ended up being the villain for my adventure, 5E Quest: Mastherik Manor at DriveThruRPG (the dialogue entries from that game are scattered throughout the adventure and are a...

Just to add some context to the "shareholder" conversation, this article might be of value: D&D (2024) - RPG Evolution: The Fox in the Henhouse In retrospect, I feel like a lot of the struggles we've seen from Hasbro and WOTC erupted after the "Free the Wizards" movement. I suspect there's a...

Thank you for summing this up -- yes, I chose Kotor 'cause that's where the cruise ship went, ha! Fair criticism though, I'm usually pretty good about linking back to older articles. I will create a little index once the series is done.

I mean, I did mention KOTOR at the end of the article but... You Won’t Finish This Article

Kotor is another walled city that has an ancient history as far back as 168 B.C. Kotor is a town in Coastal region of Montenegro. It is located in a secluded part of the Bay of Kotor. The old Mediterranean port of Kotor is surrounded by fortifications built during the Venetian period, which...

I was today's years old when I just realized that the efreet on the old DMG cover's scale shown in the art is way larger than the stat block! How big is that thing supposed to be? 50 feet tall? D&D General - D&D Efreeti STATUE from the 1e DMG

It's funny how D&D's got some "big gods striding the world" vibes. My travels to different countries have made it clear that for many people their religion isn't some abstract deity who might show up one day, but a physical presence in their daily lives (relics being one example, incorruptible...

The trip was last month. And absolutely saw Perast!