Tag Archives: case study

Travel Case Study: Into the Wild

Posted on May 21, 2015 by Megan

When I started playing D&D, I thought it was all dungeons (and dragons). I never realised how much the wilderness could play a part. And…now I’m learning. My players are trekking from one end of the Nentir Vale to the … Continue reading →

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Magic Item Case Study: a Pin and a Frog

Posted on May 12, 2015 by Megan

So in my Lost Mines of Phandelver campaign I bowed to the Wisdom of the Players and made two small items magical because they wanted to do an arcana check on them for magic, and I want to reward new players … Continue reading →

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Dungeon Case Study: the Sword Barrow

Posted on May 3, 2015 by Megan

The Sword Barrow is the first dungeon I created for my campaign Orcus in Nentir Vale, as (vaguely) described in my last blog post. I thought I’d do a write-up about the creation process and what I learned.

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