Last year, at the very end, I wrote a blog post sharing my experience with publishing TTRPG content in 2020. I went into financial details as well as I provided some key takeaways I had on that year. My goal is to further detail some aspects of the publishing and
Hello! By end of February, before the pandemic hit, I released my first paid module on DMsGuild. I also started my TTRPG Twitter account, with incredible ZERO followers (as expected). Nobody knew me. Many still don’t! But I’ll share with you my journey from March, when I got my first
Since Inkarnate announced the Battle View feature, I was hooked and hyped! It’s been a while since it’s been out there and I’d like to share two Timelapse I did using it. It’s really good to use and provides a great alternative to DungeonDraft, which I still use in some
I started to publish content for the DMsGuild this year and this required me to try map making softwares. I tried WonderDraft for regional maps but dropped it once I tried and fell in love with Inkarnate Pro. For battle maps, I started with Dungeon Painter Studio but abandoned it
As a brief context, I decided to DM “Curse of Strahd” to my group a while back, once we finished the other campaign we were playing. I didn’t tell them that we would play CoS though, but one of my players suggested to run a Session 0, which we didn’t
Aside from the FREE Map Pack, you also get:
Creating amazing Dungeons & Dragons 5e content with fantastic presentation, supported by beautiful maps.
