Dungeons & Dragons Culture and Tips

Count down the ten most powerful dragons in the fifth edition of Dungeons and Dragons!

When people think of Dungeons and Dragons they think of E. Gary Gygax. But the true master of Role Playing Games was Frank Mentzer. It's time he and his work were given the credit they deserve.

Creating a 4th Edition Dungeons and Dragons character is a daunting and lengthy process. Learn what materials you will need, as well as available races, classes and abilities.

In Dungeons and Dragons, a chaotic-neutral lives for themself and values personal freedom above all. Learn about what traits define this alignment and how to properly play a chaotic-neutral character.

There are two similar kits to help you get started playing "Dungeons and Dragons" 5e—the Starter Set and the Essentials Kit. This article will help you decide which set is right for you.

A simple but fun adventure for new players and Dungeon Masters for D&D 5e

Learn how to make a character in D&D v3.5—including choosing a race or class, learning stats, picking skills, getting the right equipment, and creating a character description. Good luck!

Have you ever wondered what you needed to start playing Dungeons and Dragons? The mystery is over. This article gives a general explanation and some insight into the best tabletop RPG ever.

Dungeons and Dragons can be overwhelming for beginners. This article offers some guidance around what new players should expect and suggestions for how they should work their way into the game.

What do you think of when you think of adventure games? Treasure! This article examines Dungeons and Dragons treasure, and how players can increase their chances of finding it.

An overview of the Dungeons and Dragons table top RPG. From its humble beginnings to the game it has become today and what the future holds.

This article will examine the controversy that they Dungeons and Dragons franchise has received over the years.

This article describes the influence Gary Gygax, creator of Dungeons and Dragons, had on the author and millions of other kids in the 1970s