Creating Hirst D&D Terrain: An Introduction to a Wonderful Crafting Hobby
Us nerds crave relaxing creative outlets. Let us introduction you to Hirst molds, a great way to create D&D terrain.
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D&D Will Have TWO Adventure Books this Fall
Late 2018 will bring two D&D adventure books, the city-based Waterdeep: Dragon Heist and the Undermountain crawl Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage.
Waterdeep: Dragon Heist: The Future D&D Adventure is City-Based
Coming off the success of the jungle exploration of Tomb of Annihilation, the next D&D adventure is the city-based Waterdeep: Dragon Heist.
Where does the magic in D&D come from?
Have you ever wondered where magic came from? Well, wonder no more!
Review of Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes: Is the newest D&D property worth it?
Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes is the newest book for D&D 5e. Nerds on Earth reviews it.
How to Use Real World Locales as Inspiration for Your Very Own RPG Maps
Oftentimes the fantasy map you're looking for is right under your nose...
How a Story of the Choctaw can take our Attention away from Armageddon and toward a Hopeful Moment…
How unexpected moments of quiet heroism and kindness can serve as meaningful story beats in your RPG campaigns.
The Naga: A History of Slithery Snakes in Roleplaying Games
Earth Nerd Clave drops another lore bomb on us, this time featuring the Naga.
Little Wars: A Game for Boys of Twelve Years of Age to One Hundred and Fifty and for That More…
Wargaming has a crazy history. We track it from the Egyptians to Gary Gygax, taking a detour through HG Wells.
How the Upside Down of Stranger Things is Very Real in the Mind of Millions
Millions of kids played D&D in the 80s. But millions more parents were nervous that the imaginary demons in the D&D books might corrupt those same kids. We look at how Stranger Things portrays that.
Tabletop Takeaways: Tips for Dungeon Masters with a Narrative Spin