Travel Check: Thoughts on running and playing TTRPGs

Boxed Text: Descent into the Damycian Underdark

The party presses onward, entering a massive set of stone doors and descending into an isolated section of underdark.

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Dylan Wolf
Building trophy cases

When you start burning out on a hobby, it’s important to recognize and step away, even though that feels like bad advice.

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Dylan Wolf
Boxed Text: Mydalsa, the Gate at World’s End

The party arrives at another fey ruin, built into the side of a mountain. But the Empire is already here.

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Dylan Wolf
Working through “Blank Page Syndrome”

To help with blank page syndrome, keep a variety of tools that help you avoid starting from a blank page.

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Dylan Wolf
Boxed Text: Fal Ohlim, the Dwarven Ruins

In a collection of ruins built on the side of a mountain, a bard casts Legend Lore to discover what happened here.

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Dylan Wolf
Ryuutama taught me to run better downtime

Ryuutama’s mechanics highlight travel and camping, creating a rhythm to each in-game day.

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Dylan Wolf
Boxed Text: Bhal Garum, Jewel of the Underdark

The party discovers an ancient dwarven city in an isolated section of underdark. What secrets lie within?

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Dylan Wolf
Momentum: Make-or-break factors

Pay attention to the factors that can bog down a game night, and switch course when you see them.

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Dylan Wolf
Boxed Text: The Gloamwood Ravine

In a deep and secluded forest, the party comes across an aether-infused creek, and ancient stone bridge, and a waterfall plunge pool.

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Dylan Wolf
Momentum: Making a regular game night happen

Regular game nights aren’t built from infinite free time, they’re built when people get used to showing up.

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Dylan Wolf