Oof, to keep your character alive in Dungeons and Dragons… well, it's no easy feat. Especially if the character in question is an 89-year-old human wizard at level 8, with 29 health.

Druid, Monk, Artificer, Sorcerer...

I'm a huge DnD fan, so trust me when I say I know that bittersweet (but mostly bitter) ache that accompanies the thought of characters left unplayed. I have many such characters who may inevitably be bound to the confines of my imagination. I hope not, because I put a lot of thought and effort into these characters' backstories. Their fate hangs in the balance of time and circumstance. Who is my favorite? Gondathuria. Her silver sword reflects the moonlight as she traverses the perilous paths o…

One DnD player reacts to unfair DMing, fearing he will lose his character forever.

One especially entitled Dungeons and Dragons player claimed a magical item as her own after a fellow player crafted it on ‘her quest’.

Instead of getting support, this player got roasted.

You are treading through the deep, dark woods, crossing paths with a variety of magical creatures along the way. Your suit of armor is made of interwoven rings of steel, and the metal blade of your silver sword is tucked nicely in your scabbard. You fear no one, but all fear you. That is, until you make your way into a mysteriously quiet clearing. There should be animals here, you think to yourself, as you look around and are greeted by nothing but an empty silence. No pitter-patter of small pa…