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Author Archives: Tolrendordm
Rolling Dice in a Real Tavern
Playing D&D 5E at RPG Taverns It’s a strange thing to realise you’ve spent years building worlds, doing prep, running adventures … without actually sitting on the other side of the table. And yet here I am — three sessions … Continue reading
Posted in DnD Next, Miscellaneous, Reviews
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St Patrick’s Day Monster
One of the topics I intend to explore more in coming posts is the application of Generative AI capabilities to role-playing preparation. Although human creativity and artistic talent will clearly continue to be the main driving force in Role-playing Games, … Continue reading
Posted in RPG Technology, Tales of the Valiant
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Tales of the Valiant: An Introduction
As promised here, I am going to be delving deep into Tales of the Valiant over the coming months and look forward to sharing my excitement for this new entry into the Dungeons & Dragons genre. Let’s get started! An … Continue reading
Rolling the Digital Dice…
When this blog was last active, prior to 2020, COVID-19 had not yet turned the world upside down. Back then, the Virtual Tabletop (VTT) industry was a growing niche, a useful tool for the tech-savvy TTRPG community, but hardly a … Continue reading
What Is Tales of the Valiant and Why It Matters
For those of us who have long been captivated by the world of tabletop role-playing games, the launch of Tales of the Valiant (TotV) by Kobold Press was a seminal moment. Born out of the turbulence caused by the Open … Continue reading
Posted in Kobold Press, Tales of the Valiant
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A New Chapter for Tolrendor DM’s Blog
Greetings, fellow adventurers and world-builders! It’s been a while—over three years, in fact—since the last post here on Tolrendor DM’s Blog. Life, as it so often does, swept me away on its own adventures, and the blog went on hiatus. … Continue reading
A new journey …
As you can clearly see, this blog has not had much attention over the past few years, after a great run! It hasn’t been forgotten, but the focus has been elsewhere. With my children busy with exams and growing up … Continue reading
Posted in RPG Technology
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Heroic Maps – a Shout Out!
I love mapping! There’s nothing better than creating a fun and interesting battle-map… Mapping is hard … it takes a lot of time and effort to produce even one battle-map, let alone enough maps for a whole adventure. Which is … Continue reading
Posted in Cartography, Patreon
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Faint Stirrings…
It’s been a long time … dust has settled … As is obvious, it’s 18 months since the last post on this blog. Pretty much dead then? The honest answer is that at times I pretty much thought so. Due … Continue reading
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