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.
For Players
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!
February Update
We want to be authentic and transparent, and so this post in particular is a bit of a break away from what we’re normally saying and writing about, but we want to give you a glimpse behind the scenes, so to speak, so here’s a brief recap of our first month and some of our hopes and dreams for the future.
Why I Play D&D: A Love Letter
A reader recently asked why I kept playing D&D when I was so hesitant to try it out at first. The short answer is that I fell in love with my character, the creative writing, and the quality time with my best friend. But there’s a bit more to it as well.
5 Reasons Everyone Should DM
Every player should at some point take a turn actually running the game that they love. This feeling goes doubly for those lucky enough to play duet style. Here are five reasons why everyone, but especially those playing with one other person, should take a turn sitting behind the screen.
Magical Items
A collection of homebrew magical items that can be added into your D&D 5e campaign.
Identify: Wyrmwood
Wyrmwood’s high level of craftsmanship, great customer service, and charitable and ethical practices make their pieces a wonderful addition to your gaming table.
Collaborative Worldbuilding in Your Duet Game
In a duet the DM and player can approach their storyworld as one they’re both responsible for making together. Focusing more on what happens off the table, this post discusses ways to create the world together.
