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cool, thanks for the recommendations!

I'll still check them out but would you say it ruins the experience?

Thank you! I recently finished a trilogy that started with Daughter of the Drow so now I'm unsure if to continue with the Drow or Elaine Cunningham. Next to that I only read (twice) I Strahd by Elrod and I love that book Great, thanks, will check it out!

I have a nice plan for 2026 IF I find the time. So I never read the classic dnd novels and my plan is to tackle The Dark Elf trilogy, Songs & Swords series and the Last Mythal If anyone has similar suggestions that they liked, please recommend!

DnD art inspired me to become an artist myself so yes, it is very important to me. But, I very much prefer one great piece that captures the spirit of the game, like a visual backbone, over lots of art that aren't that inspiring.

Carnage on Cape Cod is a Lovecraftian choose your own adventure novel. This book will be your storyteller. It expands on the classic Choose your own adventure format by adding various TTRPG elements and optional journaling to fully flesh out your investigator. The complete book will be over 900...

I wanted to share some of my art and my commissions are currently open. I'm available for private commissions and publications You can reach me at boramarts@gmail.com more of my work at CARA

saskganesh Thanks for the great ideas! @pickin_grinnin Thanks for the article. @Celebrim Thanks for the input and I agree with your conclusion. All of this is will be very helpful!

pickin_grinnin Awesome. I think I have good idea of what I want to introduce in the game and what not. I also wanted to introduce a new minor mechanic to the game. A system of belief and skepticism. The idea is that if you are a believer (of any sort) you can more easily fall under the...

Yeah, good suggestion. Thanks pickin_grinnin. And when it comes to pushing the limits of nature and science, would you guys do it? And how far would you go? I ask for I'm tempted to create potions and drugs that probably don't exist but could, or mechanical contraptions that would be very hard...

Celebrim Thanks for the advice. The players are aware of what you mentioned as a possible problem and we are a group that use rpgs for the roleplay and the mystery, so I hope that won't be too much of an issue. Also I failed to mention that the campaign won't be made of these unusual event. I...

Hey guys. Soon I will be running a campaign set in 17th century Europe. The campaign will have a horror/paranormal feel but it won't break our natural laws, maybe only exaggerate them. What I mostly need help with is creating the weird horror within natural laws, but still make it almost...