In this featured duet post, Gwenyth and Austin, the creators-and DM and player-of Me, My Spouse, and a Die share how and why they first started playing in a duet. They also explain some of their worldbuilding collaboration and reflect on what playing together has done for their relationship.
For DMs
The Personality Compass
The Personality Compass is a way of thinking through how people make decisions, making it perfect for D&D. It’s focused on problem-solving and interacting with others for the four cardinal directions, broken down into eight sub-types.
The Four Temperaments
The Four Temperaments are Choleric, Sanguine, Phlegmatic, and Melancholy. This way of organizing and discussing personality emphasizes someone’s natural state of being or behavior but also serves as a helpful reminder that while some aspects of our being are innate, we can also change and evolve over time.
Character Development & Personality Type
An introduction to a series of posts aiming to help you deepen your understanding of the characters in your game and think about them in new ways. This post discusses introversion and extroversion as a foundation for the next three on different personality systems and how they can add inspiration to character development.
Insight: Bard and Lute
Bard and Lute’s minimalist style gives viewers a sense of the character while also leaving a lot up to the imagination. In this post, the artist gives us some insight into how he got to the creative space he’s in today and clues readers in on how to go about commissioning their own character cards and custom landscapes.
How to Get Your Partner to Play D&D
How do you convince your partner to try out D&D? Patience, digging into why they don’t want to play, trying out a gateway game, and figuring out what aspects of RPGs they’ll like.
Cupid’s Sparrow: A Valentine’s Day Adventure
Cupid’s Sparrow is a Valentine’s Day-themed adventure for pairs and parties that allows one or more players and their DM to take part in a Sune’s Day celebration filled with fun, flirting, and random tables. The adventure is ready to be incorporated into any campaign or setting and invites participants to join hand-in-hand with chance in tribute to the goddess of love and beauty. Characters of any level can take part and enjoy the revelry.
10 Gift Ideas for Valentine’s Day
It’s always a good idea to have some present ideas ready to go for the D&D fan(s) in your life! Here are our top 10 February-gifting ideas for tabletop gaming and a special Valentine’s Day adventure!