We're kicking off our first session in the Tales of Eoa series by assembling the party at the Adventurer's Guild for their first mission! What sort of quest does Guild Leader Bucky have for our bargain-bin adventurers? Find out in session of Greystock's Notes!

We're kicking off our first session in the Tales of Eoa series by assembling the party at the Adventurer's Guild for their first mission! What sort of quest does Guild Leader Bucky have for our bargain-bin adventurers? Find out in session I of Greystock's Notes!

We're kicking off our first session in the Tales of Eoa series by assembling the party at the Adventurer's Guild for their first mission! What sort of quest does Guild Leader Bucky have for our bargain-bin adventurers? Find out in session of Greystock's Notes!

We're kicking off our first session in the Tales of Eoa series by assembling the party at the Adventurer's Guild for their first mission! What sort of quest does Guild Leader Bucky have for our bargain-bin adventurers? Find out in session of Greystock's Notes!

Our next campaign is set in the homebrew world of Eoa as part of a long-term collaborative worldbuilding project. In this episode, we take some time to flesh out the world’s origins and the approach we want to take to worldbuilding for our campaigns.

All of us here at Plus One To Gaming are collaborating to create Eoa as we go, and we invite you to partake in filling out the world details, too! Join us as we dive deeper into our characters and flesh out the world a little more. You can see the framework of Eoa on our WorldAnvil page.

In this episode, we dive into a zero session to prepare for our upcoming homebrew adventure, Greystock's Notes, as part of a longer overarching campaign.

One of the most fun aspects of playing tabletop roleplaying games like Dungeons & Dragons is being able to mold and shape the world while playing. But shared storytelling can sometimes be a messy process. In this episode, we dive into our process and share our collaborative worldbuilding tips for DnD and other roleplaying games.

Let’s get real - being completely original is tough. And not all of us are Chris Perkins when it comes to building compelling characters, stories, and settings. This is why borrowing inspiration from other sources becomes such a powerful shortcut for roleplaying games. In this episode, we dispel some common myths about stealing ideas and offer legitimate methods for taking inspiration.

Time is typically a loose concept in roleplaying games. Usually, we aren’t tracking seconds and minutes in-game. That is, until combat starts. Which begs the question - how long is a turn in DnD?