I’m currently enrolled in a Modern Fantasy Literature course for my Master’s. I recently finished Peter Beagle’s The Last Unicorn and just today read A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin.
Both are excellent books I recommend, especially for dungeon masters.
Neither
really has anything to do with D&D per se. But they
both–throughout the telling of their stories–dive into the nature of
Magic and what it is.
It’s worth thinking about.
How does magic work in your campaigns? How about the nature of a wizard or magician? Are they respected or feared? What might that look like?
Feed your brain with good literature … books and movies and games .. and use those thoughts to fuel your campaign.
Vehicle rules order of development – Sage Advice
Isle of Kheyus – Dyson’s Dodecahedron
Mapping is a great way to get younger people involved in the hobby – Sage Advice
Is one able to harness the essence of schools of magic and bind them to stones using mutilpe forms of magic? – Sage Advice
Encounter of the Week: Detour Past Dragonspear – DnDBeyond
The Search For Lost Treasure and other Mysteries – Campaign Mastery
Random Saltmarsh Battles – DMsGuild – $1.00
Drizzt Do’Urden’s Guide to Combat – DMsGuild – $7.95
Now get out there and tell a story!
Peace,
Maximilian Hart