Is 5e suffering from a DM shortage?  If so, what might be contributing to a DM exodus from the space, and what can be done to slow or reverse the process?

For ages the mighty XP has dominated the landscape, but many tables in 5e have moved to a milestone leveling system.  Is this indicative of a fundamental issue in the XP system that 5e has stratified?  What are the pros and cons of abandoning an age-old method of tracking character progression?  How do these systems reinforce or undermine the aims of your table?

It's half the damn name after all... so why are dungeons so important, and how has their role changed as the editions have come and gone.

We're doing it a little different for this top ten.  This time looking at some of our favorite character archetypes for protagonists.

You know the old advice.  You've probably heard it a thousand times.  "Never split the party."  We're sitting down to challenge that advice.

Is there a power discrepancy between martial characters and casters?  If there is, does it matter?  We're wading into the ongoing debate about martial vs. caster strength in D&D.

There are tons of options in the D&D landscape.  Races, classes, feats, abilities.  The choices that stand before us are almost limitless.  Or are they?  We're discussing the illusion of choice in D&D.

There's no question that technology shapes our world, and D&D is no exception.  While virtual environments offer many benefits, what do we lose as we take our games from real tabletops and into the virtual world.

High tier play in Dungeons and Dragons has garnered a bad reputation.  We're sitting down to examine if it deserves all the derision.

So, you've made a name for yourself as an adventurer and you're asking, "What now?"  Well... Mid-tier play... that's what.