Tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons have experienced a renaissance in recent years, with more people than ever eager to dive into immersive storytelling and collaborative gameplay. However, not everyone has the time, experience, or confidence to take on the role of Dungeon Master. That’s where professional DMs come in! ‍

In the “Olden Dayes of Yore,” gaming was pretty predictable. You’d head over to your buddy’s house where they’d set up a card table in the basement. The cheese puffs were flying, the caffeinated beverages were plentiful and cold, and you hammered out 6 or more hours of games with your buddies of dubious quality at best. We all deemed this was good because it was all there was out there for gaming experiences and, let’s face it, we were all young and didn’t know better.

As we can see, fantasy continues to reign as champion via DnD and Pathfinder. Yet sci-fi is also staking a claim thanks to Cyberpunk’s rise, the evergreen popularity of Star Wars, and the recent release of Lancer.

The Nolzur's Marvelous Miniatures: Special Edition Baldur's Gate 3 line introduces 16 characters from the video game in pre-primed, ready to paint form. They will release in two-packs for $5.99.

Here are some fresh ways to introduce new players to DnD without visiting Phandelver for the hundredth time.

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Like many other businesses, a professional Game Master stands to gain a lot from good reviews.

How do you set your profile up? What do players look for when they’re searching for GMs? We’ll answer these questions here.