This was a topic that has been asked of both The Business and I multiple times, and so it was one that was interesting to tackle. Braden’s been involved with TTRPGs for so long that it can be hard for him to remember what those first campaigns were like. But because he understands so many …
Well considering how many hundreds (potentially thousands at this point) of time half of the Meeples have spent playing Stardew Valley, and that’s even before pointing out it’s so popular among our Patrons at Patreon that we have an entire Discord channel on it separate from the Video Games category. So with nearly 2,000 hours …
The healer feat in 5th edition is one of those I expected to be underwhelming, however when I did a deeper dive into how effective and versatile this feat could be I was actually very pleasantly surprised. Healer takes a bit of equipment that is sort of “Meh” during campaign play and allows the player …
With this group the struggle wasn’t getting together for board games. It was figuring out what the hell a “co-op” meant. Working together? Madness! All joking aside, if there was any at all there, sometimes you don’t want to go for each others’ throats. Sometimes you want a good game where teamwork comes into play …
Planning a TTRPG campaign is no easy task. New players need extra guidance and encouragement to come out of the shell, experienced players are ready to spread their wings in the tabletop arena, and long-time players are ready to create havoc for the game master because, well, it’s funny. And that’s even for those players …
A question that comes up with many Sim-type games hits on the romantic relationship side of things. Who are the potential dateable characters? Is there a major difference between how the relationships evolve? Is same sex dating an option in the game? Players can be gay or straight in Stardew Valley. There are six romanceable …
Sometimes going full murder hobo just isn’t the way to handle a situation. Maybe you need information about dangers that are ahead, a living witness to clear the party’s name, or maybe helping a cleric regain the favor of his/her god through merciful acts to make up for an earlier session of murder hoboing gone …
The Gunner feat was introduced in Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything and although not a jaw dropping or overpowered feat by any measure, it is a feat that feels like it needed to be there for campaigns that were introducing gun powder. Especially as more 5E books were printed that brought in newer locations where technology …