A few years ago, I went looking for a Yule/Holiday/Christmas one-shot adventures for D&D 5th edition. I wasn’t surprised to see there wasn’t a ton of content out there, but each year more and more is getting created. Also, there ...

Art: Alika Gupta  Design, layout, cartography: Rajib Kalita Edited and co-produced: Jean Lorber  DM Experience: Competent Player Experience: Advanced Beginner  Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ramayana Tales: Search for the Sanjivni from Rajib Kalita is an ambitious entry for a new designer, thoughtfully ...

Written by M.T. Black Interior art by Jesse Mohn DM Experience: Novice Player Experience: Novice Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ M.T. Black is a veteran D&D writer with many successful adventures and supplements — and for good reason. M.T. consistently produces quality content ...

Art by Tetyana Kovyrina, Pexels Written and designed by Kari Jo “Kage” Freudigmann DM Experience: Novice Player Experience: Novice  Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Brewski Jubilee is a fun downtime adventure written during the RPG Writer Workshop that works well as a ...

Here at Tribality, we’ve decided to provide our readers with Encounters ready to be added to your table. I’ll be creating new ones monthly for you to have a big collection to look through when you run out of ideas ...

If you have been reading my Monthly Encounters for some time, you may recall Encounter #4: The Oni that Ruined Jinglenight. Some of those ideas stuck with me making me want to make an entire one-shot adventure out of that ...

(Author’s note, I’ll be picking up where I left off numerically) One of the classic D&D tropes is a party entering a dungeon. Such places are either abandoned, in the middle of nowhere, or, sometimes, under a bustling city, but ...

The new hardback adventure from Wizards of the Coast is here, sending PCs where the sun don’t shine. No, really, that’s the plot! Auril, the Frostmaiden, has blocked out the sun over Icewind Dale, save for four hours of twilight ...

All images were taken from Mythic Oddyseys of Theros. Thumbnail image from the reviewed product’s cover After being one of M.T. Black’s playtesters on the adventure (you can even find my name in there) I grabbed this adventure to review ...

(Author’s note: I’m picking up where I left off numerically) One of the classic D&D tropes is a party entering a dungeon. Such places are either abandoned, in the middle of nowhere, or, sometimes, under a bustling city, but forgotten. ...