Kathy Stone

Dungeon Master burnout acts like a silent trap in the world of tabletop roleplaying games. We often treat it as a personal failure or a lack of dedication to the craft, but that perspective is fundamentally flawed. Burnout is rarely about a lack of passio... See more

When you need a weird D&D location that instantly grabs player attention, few concepts hit harder than a cathedral built inside a colossal skeleton. This isn’t just a spooky set piece; it is a megastructure dungeon that promises ancient history, divin... See more

Dungeons are often treated as mere containers for monsters and loot, static backdrops of gray stone and wooden doors. This approach misses the massive potential of the environment itself as a storytelling engine. A good D&D dungeon should not just be ... See more