Adventurers of the Burrow | Standalone Monthly One-Shots (5e)

Creating your character

Players are free to create their characters however they prefer; D&D Beyond (via the provided campaign link), Roll20, or good old pen and paper are all welcome. Use whatever tools you’re most comfortable with. All officially published D&D 5e content is allowed. Homebrew options are welcome as well, but must be reviewed and approved ahead of time to keep things balanced and fun for everyone. Each monthly one-shot will have specific character details, such as starting level, stat method, starting equipment, and any magical items, posted in the Discord server prior to the session. This allows each adventure to be tailored to its story while staying easy to jump into. Characters should be created before the session begins so we can jump straight into play. If you’re new to D&D or want help building a character, I’m always happy to assist ahead of time, just reach out!

Preparing for the session

Before the game, please complete the following steps: Join the Discord server This is where session details, character guidelines, announcements, and voice chat will take place. Create your character ahead of time Build your character using your preferred method (D&D Beyond, Roll20, paper, etc.) following the guidelines posted for that month’s one-shot in Discord. Be ready to use Owlbear Rodeo We’ll use Owlbear Rodeo for maps and positioning. No account is required, just open the provided link when the session begins. That’s it! No additional software or downloads are needed. Just show up ready to play and have fun.

What Skyybunny brings to the table

I bring a story-forward, player-driven D&D experience where your choices matter and creativity is rewarded. Expect engaging scenes, clear stakes, and a world that reacts to what you do—both in the moment and across future one-shots. I use ambient music and scene-based soundtracks to help set the tone and draw players into the world. NPCs are lively, memorable, and interactive, often voiced or distinctly characterized so they feel like real people rather than quest dispensers. My games favor the Rule of Cool—clever ideas, bold choices, and creative problem-solving are encouraged, even if they bend the rules slightly. Combat is cinematic and purposeful rather than overly tactical, designed to support the story instead of slow it down. Above all, my table is welcoming, collaborative, and respectful. Whether you’re brand new to D&D or a longtime player, you can expect a game that values fun, immersion, and shared storytelling.

How Skyybunny creates a safe table

Player safety is a top priority, and we’ll establish clear boundaries before the game begins. Player comfort and safety are a priority at my table. Before each one-shot, players will receive a Lines and Veils document to review and fill out ahead of time. This covers content that is off-limits (Lines), content that may appear in a limited or off-screen way (Veils), and content that is fully acceptable. At the start of the session, we’ll briefly review boundaries and address any questions to ensure everyone is comfortable with the game’s themes. During play, we’ll use both physical and digital safety tools, including X/N/O indicators and an X-card (or equivalent), allowing anyone to pause or redirect content quickly and without explanation. These tools are always respected, no questions asked. After each one-shot, I’ll do a check-in—either briefly as a group or privately if preferred—to make sure everyone is feeling okay. If anything intense or difficult comes up during the session, I provide space for aftercare and debriefing, whether immediately after the game or later via private message. My goal is to create games that are immersive, engaging, and fun, while also being respectful, inclusive, and safe for everyone at the table.