Dungeon Deep Dive

Welcome weary traveler! Rest your head and stay a while in this holy place as we talk about temples! No good fantasy setting is complete without them but what makes a good temple? Have any smaller religions managed to set up temples that we can use as a basis for our own creations? What exactly do you do when you’re in a temple anyway?

Find out the answers to these questions and more this week with us as we take you through some of the history of smaller religions in the world, discuss what temples were actually used for and suggest some ways to incorporate such a versatile location into your own campaigns and stories. We even create a quest of our own, complete with terrible dreams, murdered goblins and a temple that may not be quite as religious as they say they are…

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This week on Dungeon Deep Dive, we spill the beans (or the froth all over your pants, if you're Danaë) on how to accurately and interestingly include breweries and alcohol of all kinds in your worldbuilding.

If you like mead, beer, Bacchus, drunken revelry, drinking horns or blue honey, then you're going to love this episode. This week on Dungeon Deep Dive, we spill the beans (or the froth all over your pants, if you're Danaë) on how to accurately and interestingly include breweries and alcohol of all kinds in your worldbuilding. Everyone knows that one bard who's always roaring drunk, or that rogue who sulks in the shadows of every tavern with a goblet in hand. Keep your players on their toes with our help, as we explore the LIT history of humanity and our perpetual drinking problem, before turning to common brewery features and set-ups you might encounter in your own world. Then we'll demonstrate a boozy encounter of our own, complete with a new blue mead that's causing the villagers to disappear from town...right after we crack open some honey mead to try ourselves, of course. Sit back and relax with your drink of choice (unless you're driving of course!) and get ready to deep dive into every Australian's favourite pastime...alcohol.

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Yo ho, yo ho and a bottle of rum! Pirates, buccaneers, corsairs and privateers... Everyone likes a bit of swashbuckling action and high seas adventure! Whether you're planning a Dungeons & Dragons tabletop session aboard a pirate ship or writing a scene on a charming captain, here's what you need to know (and a few things you really don't) about pirates.

Settle in for a rip-roaring ride on the sketchy history of pirates, how to tell a buccaneer from a privateer, and what real-world burglars with boats were really like. Then tune in as we discuss different roles your characters can take on ships, and the likely confrontations between these different ranks – a great source of writing prompts if you're ever a little short on conflict! Speaking of prompts, we'll throw a big, juicy quest prompt your way, then build it up into a fleshed-out scenario as you listen along.

You'll learn how to root your campaigns in realism, why you need to name your pirates a colour + a body part, and a bunch of interesting little details on pirates, ships, and most importantly, world-building. Podcast ahoy!

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