RJD20 is home to a massive amount of content for D&D Dungeon Masters, Players and Worldbuilders. Started in 2018, it's grown immensely in size, helped numerous people improve at D&D, and inspired creators young and old. On RJD20, you can learn how to track your D&D campaign, the best way to hold a session zero, and why changing your lore is perfectly acceptable, among other concepts. From its beginnings with Legendary Lessons to the addition of Musing Over Monsters, Worldforge, and whatever the future brings, I hope that it continues to help novices and veterans of D&D for years to come.
This page was last updated on September 16, 2020. This is the new Begin Here page. It outlines the most helpful content on RJD20.
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Dungeon Master Advice
- How to Introduce People to D&D
- How to Hold a Successful Session Zero
- The Most Important Parts of D&D Session Zeros
- How to Use One-Shots to Enhance D&D Campaigns
- Where in the World to Start a D&D Campaign
- How to Begin a D&D Campaign
- The Five Goals of a D&D Campaign’s First Session
- How to Prepare for a D&D Session
- Great Ways to Edit Existing Monsters
- Toying with Trinkets
- How to Play a World Realistically
- Building a Dungeon’s Relevant History
- Build With, Not Without, 5e’s Books
- Why to Study Player Characters
- Four Interesting Reward Types in D&D
- The Arguments For and Against a Dungeon Master Screen
General D&D Tips
- Five Facets of a Compelling D&D Character
- Session Starters
- How to Keep Track of a D&D Campaign
- Voice Acting and D&D
- Monstrous Player Characters
- How Group Size Relates to Enjoyment
- How to Deal with Heated Disagreements
- Great Ways to Use Spell Components
- How to Keep Battles Moving in D&D
- PC Cameos from Previous D&D Campaigns
- D&D: A Lifetime for Improvement
- See How Far You’ve Come, Explore Old D&D Notes!
Encounter Building Tips
- Matt Colville’s Action-Oriented Monsters
- Building Better Battles Part 1, Part 2
- How to Use Weather in Encounters
- Don’t Fear Using Powerful Foes in D&D
- Evolving Encounters
New Worldbuilder Advice
- The Pillars of a D&D World
- D&D Pantheon Construction Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3
- How to Make a D&D Setting Map
- The Major Political Powers
- D&D Campaign Setting Guides
- Expanding D&D Campaign Setting Guides
- How to Build a Simple Settlement for D&D
- How to Build a Unique Culture for D&D
- Why Changing Worlds and Lore is Okay
Worldbuilding Examples: the World of Eldar
Campaign Examples
- The Savage Front Campaign Compendium
- The Dead Isles of Altarin Campaign Compendium
- The Frozen Expanses of Iskryn Campaign Compendium
- The Cursed Jungles of Yatar Campaign Compendium
- Enoach Campaign Compendium
- The Karlith Straits Campaign Compendium
- Caught in Galen Campaign Compendium
- Enoach Region Guide
- Caught in Galen Region Guide
- Rise of the Giants Region Guide
- Rise of the Giants Campaign Compendium
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