How to Plan a Dungeons and Dragons Campaign
The most daunting part of being a newbie Game Master is the question "where do I start?" Dungeons and Dragons is a collaborative story-telling game....
Read moreThe most daunting part of being a newbie Game Master is the question "where do I start?" Dungeons and Dragons is a collaborative story-telling game....
Read moreIn this blog I'm going to explain how I think the game of Mythomagic works. This is based on what we see in the books....
Read morePlace names don't come from nowhere. When people give a name to a village or a river or a mountain range, it usually has a...
Read moreWhile drow are considered to be generally "chaotic" one thing that is common among their societies is a need for a hierarchy. Knowing where you...
Read moreMaps are a staple of fantasy - and that's true in Dungeons and Dragons as well! Be it a map of Faerun or Cormyr, a...
Read moreOne of the most challenging parts of creating a homebrew campaign is to make a Plot for your party. Your players need some sense of...
Read moreGoddess of the Tunlands (Dungeons and Dragons Deity) "Lady of the Frozen Wind, guard us in the long night." - prayer to Nydra The land of...
Read moreHouse Marliir originally hails from Marsember. They were a noble family of the city in the year 900 DR, when they fought for Cormyr against...
Read moreHouse Rowanmantle was an old noble family originally from the Tilverton area but moved to Suzail. After climbing to the heights of nobility, they eventually...
Read moreRecently, I've been painting the map of Cormyr in my own style and because of that I’ve been thinking about the region of Cormyr, it’s...
Read moreHow much does that sword really cost? Let's talk money, lifestyle expenses, and more in DnD 5e. You might be familiar with the standard Lifestyle Expenses Table:...
Read moreAdd some personality to your character with these cool battle cry ideas! Here are ten ideas: Arransewes, udshastye! Go forth bravely, comrades! Mór an daryf! Death will...
Read moreYou might notice the player's handbook has several suggests for elven child names. And while they are great - they don't have a meaning alongside...
Read moreIn Dungeons and Dragons, Elves are given a "child name" when they are born, then they choose a name once they come of age (around...
Read moreThe Warring Drow are known best for their raids, as you might guess from their name. These drow are most commonly sighted as they actively...
Read moreIdeas for a God of Earth Name Inspiration: Akyregru "She of the Flawless Wilderness", Narærek "Eternal Earth", Ahï-ekïas "The One with the Earthen Mantle" Possible Domains: grave, nature, twilight The first question...
Read moreDeity Inspiration: Let's Make a God of Rivers! Name Inspiration: Delhin "Singer of the Waters and Whispers", Fhagwyllan "Guide of the River", Talsianas "Swift Brook of Souls" The first question I ask...
Read moreDeity Inspiration: Let's Make a God of Fire! Name Inspiration: Raimnā "Master of the Bright Forge", Maskanas "the Wild Fire", Eledenna "The Burning One" The first question I ask myself...
Read moreAmong the Lorendrow, you shall find justice, but not mercy. The Drow of the Jungle live deep in the jungles of Faerun. Known as the...
Read moreFor a long time, small comunities of drow who follows gods other than Lolth have lived on the surface of the Forgotten Realms. However, due...
Read moreThe Elvish this generator uses is called "Common Elvish". It is a fan-language developed as a supplement the TTRPG "Dungeons and Dragons"! It's made to...
Read moreHi and welcome to D&D Alley! The question I'm asked the most is: where do the names come from (or how do you know the...
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