Greetings our wonderful duet family, and happy 2022! This first post of the new year is also the first in a new series: Roguish Reflections on Our Duet. If you're part of our newsletter community, the Circle of Story, then you already know that at the end of last year, … [Read more...] about Being Powerful Is Fun: Roguish Reflections on Our Duet, Part One
Mechanics
How to Run Low-Combat Duet D&D
How can you adapt your one-on-one D&D campaign if your player isn't fond of (or is actively opposed to) combat? We have a few ideas for you in this post! Keeping reading below or, if you prefer, check out the video! How do you run a low-combat duet D&D … [Read more...] about How to Run Low-Combat Duet D&D
Casting Time and the Rule of Cool
In D&D, spells have four key parts to their casting: casting time, range, components, and duration. This post is about casting time and when in your duet game you might want to overrule the official casting time to follow the rule of cool. what is the rule of cool? I … [Read more...] about Casting Time and the Rule of Cool
A Guide to One-on-One D&D
from Kobold Press Hello duet-ing friends! You may remember a series of posts that Jonathan and I wrote for the wonderful team at Kobold Press. But whether you do or not, I'm so excited to share the compilation of those posts into this amazing guide for playing D&D … [Read more...] about A Guide to One-on-One D&D
Co-Creating a World: In-Game Backstory and Lore
During our duet game this weekend, Jonathan and I had a fun and surprising experience of co-writing a piece of lore while in-game in a way that we haven't tried before. It came about naturally, and we remained in-character the whole time. (You know we love supporting and … [Read more...] about Co-Creating a World: In-Game Backstory and Lore
