Here are some fun, friendly, and casual ways to get your friends to play Dungeons & Dragons.

What is it about one-shots that makes it so difficult to finish in, well, one shot? Are your players too chaotic to be contained into one measly session? Do you need to work on your pacing? Is the story too intricate or the final battle too complex?

The World of Darkness (WoD) universe—home to Vampire: The Masquerade, Werewolf: The Apocalypse, Mage: The Ascension, and other iconic tabletop RPGs—thrives on deep storytelling, immersive roleplay, and atmospheric tension.

From automated character sheets to intricate combat tracking and dynamic lighting, there’s a VTT out there to fit your group's needs.

Before we even get into the individual VTTs, we should discuss the basics of Pathfinder 2e, to figure out what qualities we’re looking for in a given VTT.

Each platform has its own pros and cons, primarily depending on your preferences and needs for playing or running a Vampire chronicle.

As a player who needs music whenever I’m playing or GMing, I’ve scoured the internet for the best places to curate music for my games.

Running a great Curse of Strahd game costs you little to nothing unless you want particular premium assets.