Dungeons & Dragons – Daisygate Chapter 17: An audience with the Mountain King
When we left our heroes, they had made it up under the Frost Giant elevator that would (hopefully) take them up to the Castle in the Sky, the home of...
Dungeons & Dragons – Daisygate Chapter 16: Entering the Feywild
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The heroes jumped through the icy portal in pursuit of the Winter Queen, the alleged killer of the Dwarven Barbarian Grimshaw’s Aunt. As they looked up in the blizzard, they...
Mini set of snowy terrain
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As our party has found themselves in the frozen Feywild, I’ve made a second Mini Snowy Terrain Set to complement the city one I made earlier. The set har 3...
Dungeons & Dragons – Daisygate Chapter 15: The Feyblood Exchange
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this was a great game. First of all as we reintroduced a player who has been away from the game for a while. Second, because we haven’t played since May...
Mini set of classic scenery
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My wife and I have relocated to Stockholm until next spring. All my D&D stuff, scenery, miniatures etc, has been put in storage until we return to Denmark. However, our...
Dungeons & Dragons – Daisygate intermission 1: The return of Grimshaw
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The Nightshift learned that Baroness Leonilda Von Crupp was involved with The Twilight Wine, a cult that believes in Fey blood giving immortality. (See Chapter 13). But after suffering a...
The benefit of splitting the party for introvert players
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As a DM I draw from my professional experience as a Workshop Facilitator, which means I know various techniques to encourage people engage with the topic at hand. Here is...
Map: PlaneStep
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This is the fortress town of “PlaneStep“, a town that has grown around the swirling magical vortex known as the “Drowning” . The Drowning connects the material plane to other...
Map: Port Pleasant
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95 years ago, a violent earthquake shook the town of Port Pleasant followed by an enormous shape appearing from the earth itself tearing a huge scar across town killing hundreds...
Using Skill Challenge from 4e to make better Social Encounters
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After I watched “Social Encounters: Decoded” by Runehammer, I’ve been thinking about how to apply the logic of changing social encounters from a situation where the NPC holds a single...
Making character death a memorable and magical event in Dungeons & Dragons
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My wife got me a pretty awesome limited edition Grim Reaper miniature from Reaper miniatures and it really got me thinking about character deaths in Dungeons & Dragons an d...
Dungeons & Dragons – Twobridges Chapter 3: Rats in the Room
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This is the last Dungeons & Dragons game I will DM in London for the foreseeable future as we moving to Denmark. The last couple of weeks for our heroes...