While I understand not wanting a lot of guns in a low fantasy setting, I actually think "Wild west" weapons fit perfectly into DND and Pathfinder. 1/2 #D&D #TTRPG #PATHFINDER

Don't forget to give your players a power fantasy sometimes Let the Level 8 Party take a Bandit hunting job, and then let Bandits cower in fear in front of them. "OH BY ILLMATER! Aren't you the guys who killed the Black Dragon in the Area?! Oh, please, Noble Knight, show me no harm!" #DND #TTRPG

When you think you are not being productive by playing video games instead of working on your campaign, just remember that you are currently collecting inspiration! My campaigns are just an inhuman amalgamation of RPGs, books, Movies, history and shit I learned in school.

People think that Strahd von Zarovich's statblock is way to weak, i challenge this claim! He can dish out good damage, is able pick the person who he wants to attack without consequences, while having god Survivabilty. Challenge my claim in the comments! Rahadin, (Strahds biggest Fan) #dnd #ttrpg

Paladins aren't warriors of the gods! They have an oath, and their commitment to it gives them supernatural abilities. They will also only lose them if they think they broke their oath. What do you guys think about a Paladin who gaslights himself into doing crimes against humanity? #dnd #ttrpg

I forgot to add # so I'll post it again 1: Bandits can guess how strong adventurers are. How about you make an encounter where the bandits know they will get defeated, so they pretend to be ordinary adventurers or hunters? (List goes on in comments) #dnd #ttrpg #pathfinder

Just a quick reminder that you can almost always use DND pre-made adventures in your homegrown world! Just rename everything and tweak it a little if needed! I would love to hear about your Dungeons and Dragons/pathfinder homebrew world in the comments.

A little bit more specific tip today: When Dming curse of strahd please remember to prepare the castle over the whole campaign You do not want to prepare it 3 days before deadline. I did that, and now I feel like a lich.

Depending on your group, you can just use a stronger enemy and give the players information and prep time. What's your dnd adventure where you completely curb stomped the enemy boss?

Dungeon masters dont forget: 1: Wild Monsters who are normaly alone definetly wouldnt fight to the death in normal circumstances. So how about after fighting for a while just let one of the players roll intimidation to chase them away? (List goes on in comments)