homebrew Archives

Hello there, loyal readers, and fans of Dungeons & Dragons! Our tabletop writer has been busy with writing up the plot for their homebrew campaign, called "Dastarque," and, after quite a bit of deliberation, implementation, and play, the plot is ready to be discussed with you! A map of the Dastarquean peninsula, generated via Inkarnate[...]

Hello there, loyal readers! As you may be aware, I am working on conceptualizing a homebrew Dungeons & Dragons campaign in a setting I've created called Dastarque I've already covered such topics as alignment shifts and the world I'm working on in a very general sense Today, I'd like us to journey a bit deeper into[...]

But when it comes to the creative expression of worldbuilding from a homebrew perspective, it's vital to know where you can go with your story – that is to say, anywhere, but with some degree of limitation My homebrewed world Dastarque is an excellent example of taking what one has and making it into something[...]

Hello, dear readers! This article series is meant to showcase my personal thoughts on how to make an immersive homebrewed world in Dungeons & Dragons from the ground up The article ties into my own setting of Dastarque, but should serve as a good example for all you aspiring homebrewers on how to make these[...]

In essence, the Session Zero of any campaign draws lines but also breaks walls of miscommunication between players. A list of important aspects of consent, from Monte Cook Games' book, Consent in Gaming. As someone who does not wish to cause my players extreme discomfort in my campaign, I feel inclined to go over such things in[...]