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Also at http://dmsage.com/2015/10/expediting-exploration/ Expediting ExplorationSince becoming a DM I have run far more home brewed campaign settings than published modules. Over the last few months however, I have been both playing and running a published module for 5e. I have enjoyed DMing...

This article and more at DMsage.com Expediting ExplorationSince I became a DM I have run far more of my home brewed campaign settings and adventures than published modules. Over the last few months however, I have been both playing and running a published module for 5e. I have enjoyed DMing...

DMSage First, the formatting here kind of stinks so you can also view it here. Ultimate Guide to RPing Second, for this and more articles visit DMsage.com Third, the article isn't perfectly written, and if you already do something, or something isn't applicable to you, then you don't need to...

This article will teach you how to turn traps into exciting encounters/puzzles by themselves. In my last article I discussed why to use better traps and some of the biggest problems with traps. Make sure you read it before reading this article or you will be asking yourself why you'd put all...

Traps (by DMSage.com) Traps are rarely used correctly in D&D and other roleplaying games. This article is going to show you how to avoid making your epic level rogue appear blind as a naked mole rat, how to prevent your players from feeling like you insta-killed them with an impossible...

DMsage.com Ending Combat Combat can be D&D’s greatest asset and its biggest downfall. While combat with a dragon can show off D&D’s epic, complex, and rewarding tactical system, it is this complexity that can cause combat grind to a slow, tedious halt. Taking 20 minutes to fell five lowly...