Encounter 3. Bolivian camp… Big Mitch tossed his aviator’s scarf over his shoulder despite the fact he didn’t fly. Lungs heavy with the blue beauty of the day, he inhaled deeply then wheezed out his thirty year’s smoker cough. Damn those Lucky Strikes. He probably should have waited until he was older to start smoking. Maybe at ten. From the corner of his eye, he saw the little skinny rich girl and gave her a chin lift. Her squint and cocked head conveyed the universal “WT

Cast of Characters Brigid the Badass Barbarian by Heather Thornton Ramona Briars the Small & Mighty Paladin by Candace Reagan Zyrella the Firebrand Sorcerer by Cindy Ferkenhoff Danu the Mercurial Druid of the Moon by Amanda Little Urdes the Flamehearted Monk by Jenna Ashler And Shiva Stoneheart, the Iron Gnome by Brooke Santos With Special Guest Marigold the Bright Eyed Monk by Leslie Lilly Note: It has been a crazy few weeks! For now, I'm going to post the bullet po

Update from June 10th. Please add or correct any information I either got incorrect or left out. This is from Teddy's POV. Bolivia March 16, 1933 (Second encounter) Dear Auntiee Aggie, I don’t think this “charitable” organization is all it’s cracked up to be. I shot a man this morning, and it’s really not as much as fun as it sounds. In my defense, this bad man had just shot this really cute Italian guy, a Dr. Usury or Ursinum, something like that. It’s a few hours lat

Seeking feedback! Link to Excel Spreadsheet. So, someone on the D&D 5e Facebook group was having issues with players spending too much time looting and it slowing down the game. I'm not one who has experienced this issue myself, but it got the old Dungeon Master gears whirring and I took to an Excel spreadsheet with the Dungeon Master's Guide Treasure chapter wide open. Here's the shorthand: Defeating monsters (and possibly other encounters) earns tokens (narratively: bags

I know Kelly has mentioned doing the write up for Sunday's game, but holy cow, nice work Tyler! As our mysterious Keeper of Arcane Lore with six players at the table and a brand new campaign you did excellent! An introductory fight sequence, group decision making, character introductions, exploring a strange and ancient temple, and then an ambush all on the first session is a whole heckuva lot and it was a blast. Thanks so much for running this pulpy, two-fisted investigation