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Powerful TTRPG campaign managers allow you to upload high-resolution maps, place markers, and link those markers to more information. Obsidian is no different. Let’s look at how to set up an interactive map for Dungeons & Dragons using Obsidian. [Read More]

Have you ever wanted to share something from your Obsidian vault with your players? Are you already using Discord for chatting? Now you can. Introducing Discord Share: a plugin for sharing vault contents to Discord. [Read More]

It’s easy to get started with Obsidian but the organizational possibilities are endless. Let’s take a look “behind the screen” at my setup for Dungeons & Dragons. This is how I organize my world and campaigns within Obsidian. [Read More]

Over the last 5 years, I’ve run a Dungeons & Dragons campaign that relied heavily on player secrets. Each player discovered and even created secrets throughout the campaign that the other players at the table didn’t know. I saw few upsides to this approach and plenty of downsides. Here are... [Read More]

If you’re a Dungeon Master, you’ve probably experienced the effect that summoning spells have on combat. Spoiler: it’s not a good one. We know they suck because the rules have tried to patch them at least twice. But has it worked? [Read More]