Good Table Rules for GMs and Players

By Derrick DedmonPosted on September 23, 2021September 23, 2021Cat Player Notes

1: Be Attentive to the DM. When the DM is telling the story or progressing the encounter, do not interrupt nor talk. We come together to play D&D, when the game flow is interrupted with talking, the immersion is lost and people can get distracted missing important parts. 2: Don’t talk when other players are… Read More »

Guide To Animal Companions

By Derrick DedmonPosted on July 30, 2021July 30, 2021Cat Dungeon Masters

Guide To Animal Companions How to use this Guide This guide is meant to serve as as a guide to animal companions in Se DnD. In general this guide recommends that companions are treated most like follows or an NPC party member. Companion Rules In Combat Your companion acts on their own initiative unless they… Read More »

How to describe a room or Scene in Dungeons & Dragons

By Derrick DedmonPosted on September 27, 2019Cat Uncategorized

====== Sight Dimension of the room. Light and Light sources. Visible Doors, Stairs and Exits. Major Structures or Features. ( Pillars, Dias, Pedestals, Statues, Pit, Chasm, Stream, Lava ). Furniture. ( Tables, Chairs, Cabinets, Torture Implements ) ====== Smell Rotten Flesh, Perfume Aroma, Cooked Meat, Baked Bread ====== Hear Dripping water, Hissing Fire, Moans or… Read More »

Moander – The Darkbringer, the Jawed God, the Rotting God, the Great Dread God

By Derrick DedmonPosted on September 18, 2019October 2, 2019Cat Uncategorized

Moander's Titles: The Darkbringer, the Jawed God, the Rotting God, the Great Dread God Moander's Symbol: An upright male human right hand, fingers outstretched, with a open human female fanged mouth, lips parted as though speaking, set in its palm Background Moander was an ancient god of rot, corruption, and decay who had been banished… Read More »

The Sorrow Of Grimstone (D&D 5e Christmas Adventure)

By Derrick DedmonPosted on December 17, 2018September 9, 2019Cat Adventure

(Designed for 5-6 players at level 5) Background Far to the north, the small mining town of Grimstone survives long, cold and dark winters. When the nights are longest, the people of Grimstone light up the night with candles, songs and the exchange of gifts during The Pelznickel Feast. A celebration named after the mysterious Pelznickel,… Read More »