How Playing a Barbarian in D&D Is Helping Me Reclaim My Anger

When it comes to my anger, one of my best tools is actually Dungeons and Dragons.

The 5 Types of D&D Players, As Told By GIFs

There may be endless character combinations, but when it comes to the players themselves, I firmly believe everyone fits into one of five stereotypes.

How the Party Torched the Campaign (Literally)—And How the DM Saved the Day: Part Two

We learned the hard way that we could burn it to the ground, but making this choice showed us that we could also make it what we wanted it to be.

How the Party Torched the Campaign (Literally)—And How the DM Saved the Day: Part One

Some other party members were foolish like me, others had good ideas but rolled poorly, but no matter what the characters tried to do, it did not go well.

6 Reasons Why Dungeons and Dragons Was Not Meant for Writers

I get to hang out in a bar with my friends once a week, and I roll sparkly pink dice to determine if I successfully shoot a demon through its nonexistent heart, which is exactly the kind of femme fatale shit I’m looking for. But as a writer, I’ve noticed that my personality is not always overly compatible with D&D.