A little geek philosophy...
Help Players Care About Your Lore
This month, I had my first Campaign Headquarters livestream on the channel, and it got off to a rocky start. I had some technical issues with the stream, and the video kept…
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How to Gamify Healthy Habits Like a D&D Character
If you’ve ever played Dungeons & Dragons, you know the thrill of leveling up. Your character doesn’t get stronger all at once — it’s the small victories that add up…
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D&D or Daggerheart – Which One Fits Your Table?
Daggerheart vs. D&D: Which One Fits Your Table? If you’re into tabletop roleplaying games, chances are you’ve heard of Dungeons & Dragons. But there’s a new name starting to pop up…
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The Geek Philosophy of InfinityCon 2025 (Tallahassee)
We spent a few days at InfinityCon in Tallahassee, Florida—and it was everything we hoped for and more. The energy was high, the community was welcoming, and the creativity was…
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Local Conventions Have A Bigger Impact
I love big conventions. They’re exciting, high-energy, and packed with people who love the same stories, games, and fandoms you do. I’ve been to my share a few over the…
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Hosting Together – How Players Can Help Shape the Game Night Experience
I recently talked about the Four Stages of an in-person D&D session:Setup, Play, Atmosphere, and Debrief. When you start to think about a session in those phases, it becomes easier…
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Daggerheart Is Here – And It’s Changing the Game
There’s something happening in the world of tabletop roleplaying games—and it’s more than just a new title hitting the shelves. For decades, Dungeons & Dragons has shaped how we imagine…
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Hosting D&D Game Night? Start with These 4 Key Stages
There’s a special kind of magic that happens when everyone’s around the same table. The laughter, the shared snacks, the tension as dice roll across the wood grain—it’s a very…
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The 3-2-1 Improv Framework for D&D
Whether you’re the Dungeon Master or a player, D&D has a way of throwing you into the spotlight. You get asked a question you didn’t expect.You’re called on to describe…
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