Greetings and well met, you're adventuring across RJD20, a living library dedicated to helping people create great games and worlds. I'm RJ, RJD20's Archivist, forever-World Master, and developer of the tabletop roleplaying game Orrery.
Cleanly organized on this page are the 150+ articles posted on RJD20 over the years. It features community favorites, the newest fifteen articles, and the best of each ongoing RJD20 series.
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Favorite RJD20 Articles
This dynamic group of ten to fifteen articles are either my or the RJD20 community's favorite on the site.
- How to Destroy a D&D Party
- Careful, the Spotlight Can Burn
- Pernicious Paladin Monsters for Your Next Session
- How to Make Snappier D&D Monsters with the Bard Class
- Learn From Epic Failure and Slog
- How to Begin a D&D Campaign
- My Take on Matthew Colville's 5e Action-Oriented Monsters
- How to Keep Track of Your D&D Campaign
- How to Play an Archdevil in D&D
- Don't Be Afraid to Change Your D&D World
- Five Facets of a Compelling D&D Character
- Canon, Your Homegrown Setting, and You
- The Fives of Volo's Guide to Monsters
- Ask Loaded, Focused Questions
Newest 15 RJD20 Articles
These are the latest set of articles on the site, listed from most recent to most dated.
- I'm Focusing on a New Space
- The Hidden Stress of D&D
- Break Your Own Rules If You Must
- In D&D, the Big Bad is the Main Character
- D&D Ranger Monsters
- Renewed Focus, Honing Your Craft
- Breaks Happen
- How to Make a D&D Character, the Ettermot Drous Example
- Monster Mash
- Dice Fudging and Twist Endings
- Why Unbalanced Combat Encounters Can Enhance Your D&D Experience
- Unveil the Power of Thief-Like Creatures in D&D Campaigns
- The Very Real Possibility and Impact of Microtransactions in One D&D
- TTRPGs Need Deep Character Customization
- How to Start a Successful Campaign
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Favorite Legendary Lessons Articles
Legendary Lessons is an ongoing series of Dungeon Master (DM), Game Master (GM), World Master (WM), and Player or Player Character (PC) centric advice articles bolstered and livened by tales and tips from my home games. This series kickstarted the site and was inspired by the legendary Chris Perkins column called the Dungeon Master Experience.
Favorite Musing Over Monsters Articles
Musing Over Monsters is a constantly growing series of monster dissection and discussion posts delving into various creature history, current opinions on them, exciting new uses for them, and beyond. The latest batch of MoM articles fixate on crossing monsters with typical playable classes like Barbarians, Bards, and more.
Favorite Worldforge Articles
Worldforge is a trailblazing series of worldbuilding discussions and concept posts that wander the unlimited universe that is making your own setting. Usually, the articles use my homegrown world of Eldar and its two primary continents, Aelonis and Golgifell, as examples. Sometimes, established Dungeons & Dragons settings like Eberron, the Forgotten Realms, and Exandria feature prominently.
- Canon, Your Homegrown Setting, and You
- The Best Method to Highlight Unique Cultures in Dungeons and Dragons
- Why the Material Plane is Important
- How to Make Magic Prominent in Your D&D Setting
- The Major Powers in Your D&D Setting
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