Dice in the North

Cursebreaker Gardeners

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The devotees of the Order of the Enfolding Root have a sacred duty, laboring to disenchant and defuse curses on the blasted ground of magica...

Etiquette For In-Person Games

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When I started playing RPGs, games were in-person events. The tools and resources for playing online in real time didn't exist yet, so e...

Tiny Coffins Challenge: August

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 Welcome back! This month's prompt is: "seeking to escape the relentless sun" While it's the source of all life on earth, ...

Meringue

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Meringue is a little egg, aware and friendly inside her shell. One day she'll hatch into something, but until then she needs to be kept ...

Tiny Coffins Challenge: July

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 Welcome back! This month's prompt is: "disguises, sacrifice, and a snare drawing closed" I have a lot of memories of my dad g...
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d100 Dragon Hoards

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Dragons have no need for gold and the other shiny baubles valued by the infant, ephemeral civilizations that grow and die around them. They ...

Ghost Livestock

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These strange creatures resemble animal skeletons wrapped in hazy, transparent ghost flesh. They're the same as normal livestock in thei...

Thinking About Wards

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Warding is one of my favorite types of magic. It's extremely flexible and there are so many flavors that it's easy to work into just...
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Tiny Coffins Challenge: June

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 Welcome back! This month's prompt is: "the first signs of your efforts coming to fruition" I grow morning glories every year....

1d20 Ways to get the demon's attention

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1 Call their name three times 2 Say their name 3 Think their name 4 Look in a mirror, any mirror 5 Compliment them out loud 6 Insult them ou...

Message for you

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Message is a classic spell, one of the oldest and most useful out there. Here are some variations on it for when you want to play with magic...

Tiny Coffins Challenge: May

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 Welcome back! This month's prompt is: "winding trails, disorientation, and the scent of flowers" Getting lost in the woods is...

How are the guards tonight?

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Unless you invested in perimeter golems, guards are people. They have off days, get distracted, and are people . It's unlikely that ever...
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