When it comes to running a D&D campaign, one of the biggest decisions a DM has to make is whether to use a pre-made module or create a homebrew campaign. Both options offer unique experiences, and each comes with its own set of benefits and challenges. Understanding the key differences between the two can help you decide which is the right choice for you and your gaming group.
At the heart of every D&D game is the Dungeon Master. While there are no hard and fast rules for how a DM should run a game, there are several styles that different DMs may adopt based on their personality, preferences, and goals for the campaign. What DM Style are you?
Can playing Tabletop Role Playing Games actually help you become a better person? I absolutely think so! Not only does it teach you how to adapt to whatever life throws at you, TTRPG's also help you hone your life skills and provide you with practical lessons on how to be a better companion to your friends, and yourself!
