I generally try to keep things positive on the Ghostlore Blog. However, I thought it’d be fun to explore the world of “problem players”. I’m sure we’ve all encountered them at one time or another. These are the players who… Read More »The Ten Types Of Problem TTRPG Players
Sometimes things can get a bit stale at the table. As the game master, you should have an array of tricks to pull out when players become too complacent. Listed below are some of my favorite tricks to throw at… Read More »Intense Game Master Tricks To Surprise Your Players
The idea of running a level 20 one shot is daunting. However, getting to experience a game at that level is incredibly rewarding! I had never played a level 20 character, let alone been dungeon master for a level 20… Read More »How To Prepare To Run A Level 20 One Shot
Many TTRPG enthusiasts are finally able to protect themselves against COVID-19. Those who have gotten their vaccinations are eager to get back to playing physical games with friends. Last month, I explored the Ten Things I Learned As A Dungeon… Read More »Your Checklist For Returning To The Table Post-Vaccine
As a game master, getting started on your miniature collection can be a daunting task. You can’t always anticipate what you’ll need while running a game. I’ve put together a guide to help you get started while getting the most… Read More »How To Create An Essential Miniature Collection For TTRPGs
You’ve committed to playing a one shot adventure. Now what? You’ll need a character that is fun to play and easy for your Game Master to incorporate into the story. Below are some tips to help you get started… Make… Read More »Creating The Perfect Character For Your Next One Shot
You’ve planned out tonight’s session of a long running campaign. You’ve coordinated your players and worked around their schedules. People are starting to arrive, ready to play. Everything is going great… until someone cancels at the last minute and completely… Read More »How To Start A Backup One Shot Campaign
Like everyone else, I was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. I consider myself very lucky. The worst that happened to me was a year of isolation. However, when your main pre-pandemic social interaction was playing tabletop games in person, your… Read More »Ten Things I Learned As A Dungeon Master During The Pandemic
A Heroes’ Feast Since it’s Thanksgiving, I thought I’d cover a topic close to my heart… snacking during D&D sessions! There is nothing worse than being hungry at the gaming table. It makes players irritable and less likely to have… Read More »The Top Twelve D&D Snacks By Class
A Beginner’s Dilemma When I created my first character, I was terrified of role-playing. As a brand new tabletop player, I cringed at the thought of acting out scenes. Basically, I just wanted to enjoy the mechanics of the game… Read More »A Beginner’s Guide To Character Role-Playing