What are the best features of D&D 5th edition?
CotB had an opportunity to try a few sessions of fifth-edition Dungeons & Dragons. It proved to be a great time that allowed us to […]
Dungeons & Dragons
What is the Perfect D&D Dice Set?
For just about every tabletop role-playing game, dice are used to determine the resolution of tasks. Some games use just one or two dice. Other […]
Quick RPG Combats: Make hits mean something
As RPG game players, the Comics on the Brain staff has still been playing the good old Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 edition rules (and the […]
Halflings: The toons of D&D
Comics on the Brain loves role-playing games. There’s nothing more fun than sitting around a table with some buddies and delving into an imaginary world […]
Buck Rogers XXVc: A Dragon’s glimpse of the future
In 1990, the makers of Dungeons & Dragons had a new game ready to unleash upon the world. The new RPG offered a new look […]
Everybody Vang Chung tonight
My ride to my role-playing game’s bi-weekly session is an opportunity for me, as Game Master, to prepare for it. RPGs, for the unititiated, are tabletop games where […]
Skills and the NPC classes
Just about every one of my entries about Dungeons & Dragons talks about some slight changes I would make to the existing ruleset. It’s not […]
The Hit List: Get descriptive with your DMing
The die bounces along the table and slows to a stop. “I rolled a 19,” the player says. “A hit, roll damage,” you, the DM, […]
The Guardsman
Here’s “The Guardsman,” who is some sort of soldier or sheriff for a fantasy story. Maybe a character for Dungeons & Dragons? Hard to say. […]