Vynestra and the Deveros in a Nutshell
Hessan YongdiWe look at the early-release materials for the upcoming Roman-inspired fantasy setting for 5e D&D, Vynestra and the nation of Deveros!
Xenoarcheology for a TTRPG Talk
Today, we look at the solo game Xenoarcheology by Armanda Haller as part of our TTRPG Talk series!
Pitchfork: Village Creator – A World-Building Tool
We take a look at the village building tool developed as a preview of the Late Medieval TTRPG, Pitchfork by Mark Kay of 3 Skull Pub!
A Lineage Actual Play Series!
I have started a Let's Play YouTube series using "Lineage!" Check out the episode synopsis and videos here!
Craft A King: A World-building Tool Review
Today I look at the world-building game "Craft a King" that helps a group create an important NPC in your world!
Frontier Civilization Generator: a World-building Tool Review
Today we try out the Frontier Civilization Generator by Matthew Eaton!
Music Makes Culture: World-building with Instruments
Today we worldbuild the role of music and instruments to demonstrate how everyday items in your fiction can tell you a lot about the cultures that made them.
Determining Bagua and Looking at I Ching Practice
Thinking about different things for the Five Powers Jam and RNGs for other projects encourage me look deeper into the Bagua and my own practice of using the I Ching…
Empire Builder: Settlement Overview – A World-Building Tool Review
The Empire Builder Kit is a set of tools created to help build out your historical fiction or fantasy world. We look at one part of it, the Settlement Overview.
Knight’s Ransom and Writing Too Close to History
Knight's Ransom and the First Argentines Series by Jeff Wheeler is modeled after the historical figure William Marshal. Does it follow history too closely?