All in Encounters
Was it about a good year since AI took off as the next big thing? Even though it's remarkable technology, it's still a bit sketchy, raising important questions about regulations, intellectual property, and ethics, which are still being explored. However, until Skynet takes over, I'm here to delve into how we can enhance our Dungeons & Dragons sessions and generate some silly things!
Zombies are one of the most iconic monstrous creatures not only in D&D and fantasy. And over the years of their existence, we saw different variations of zombies in movies and TV. However, today we will be looking at the D&D depiction of zombies and how to use them in our encounters.
It's quite daunting to start your first D&D session. There are many tools that you might not know yet. You will need to decide on your Note structure, for having a productive D&D session, how to balance the game itself, since there are so many things to juggle at the same time. Today we will be looking at how to prepare for your D&D session and learn a couple of ways how to avoid some of the mistakes I made as a Fresh Dungeon Master.
We're making papercraft and today we will learn how to use it for your D&D table. It's an easy, cheap and great way for your players to visualize the field of battle. We going to make a master template for your papercraft, so you could make dungeons in a spur of the moment. But, actually, we are just cutting some paper with some grid, yet it's going to be worth it in the end..
Look, there are many ways to create conflict with your villains. Sometimes Dungeon Masters get a little bit overboard giving reacquiring Villians more powers, followers and other things that make your players go - what? Today I will be dwelling on how to run your villains organically, create more conflict in your campaign, and have more fun while doing so.
Goblins are one of the most Iconic fantasy creatures. In Dungeons and Dragons, Dungeon Masters tend to use Goblins more for lower-level play. Sometimes, they even overuse them by making dull encounters for the party to level up. They are small, fragile, and any adventuring party could squash them in their way. But as a representative of the Dungeon Goblin here, I cannot have this. Killing and using Goblins just for low-level encounters must stop today. Goblin lives matter and Goblins must prevail, and today we will be looking at ways to creatively use them in our combat encounters.
I thought to myself, could I use some of these "tactics” for my Dungeons and Dragons encounters? Could I implement real-life military tactics in D&D? I tried doing that at my table, and oh boy, how did that changed things. Let's explore the basic ideas of tactics and how to use them in Dungeons and Dragons to make your encounters more engaging and fun for your table.
Babau is one of my favorite creatures to use in encounters because of the mechanics that being posses. He is fast, possesses a significant action of Weakening Gaze, which lets your PC's that concentrating on the strength builds feel a bit less confident in their abilities and not only that, they have spells and multi-attack in range and out of range. So okay, what can we do to make an interaction with Babau stand out in your game?
