For those looking for a captivating character entrance onto the tabletop gaming stage, look no further than the character intro template by Hook and Chance! In this podcast episode, Beth sits down with the podcast hosts to discuss character creation and flash fiction for your fantasy PCs.
For Players
Hoppy Hunting: A Mini DnD Duet Quest
To celebrate the spring season, we put together a light-hearted bunny day excursion for 5e that you can play at your table or around your house, appropriate for all ages and levels of experience! This colorful quest works as a side-narrative for one-on-one games or for small groups.
D&D Online: Player Prep
In this post, I’ll cover some important player considerations for you to work through before your online D&D session starts so you’ll be prepared for full immersion at your virtual tabletop. Your two primary steps are to review your notes from the previous session and to know your characters’ goals and motivations in advance.
How to Transition Your Game to Roll20
We’ve compiled a list of three tips for moving your face-to-face games to Roll 20: give yourself time to adjust, set expectations at the beginning, and play with people you trust.
Optional Rules for Animal Companions
In this post, we outline some optional rules for incorporating animal companions into your one-on-one games without having to worry about devastating your duet partner if something happens to their beloved pet.
Adventures in Steymhorod: Werewolf Transformation
Continuing our Adventures in Steymhorod series, in this epic session, our adventurers succumbed to the lycanthropy coursing through their veins and transformed into werewolves. That same evening, they re-encountered an old foe, Rodian, and a horde of wildmen.
FAQs for One-on-One D&D
What do you need to know to start playing a duet in D&D? In this post, we answer some frequently asked questions and link to other resources across our site to help you get going with your one-on-one game!
Identify: Syrinscape
If you’re on the hunt for immersive music for your D&D games across a wide variety of settings, look no further than Syrinscape! When you select one of their fantasy soundtracks, they have several options for ways the narrative might progress. This feature makes make navigating the sounds settings really easy for DMs. There are also selections on the sides for sudden sound effects, like a creaking door or clap of thunder, if needed.
