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Confessions of a Former D&D Snob
Hello. My name is Chase, and I am a recovering Dungeons & Dragons snob.
I used to be one of the folks who would pooh-pooh any mention of D&D, avoid people who played the game, and bought in to the many stereotypes that dog the hobby.
In the Sandbox with Pathfinder 2
We know a lot of you are excited for Pathfinder 2.0, and quite a few may already be playtesting. Here’s a friendly reminder that your pals at LoreSmyth have lots of tools to help you on your new journeys – especially with the Egyptian adventure path!
Dungeon Discoveries Kickstarter Launched NOW!
Our eagerly awaited Kickstarter to fund the Dungeon Discoveries card deck line is LIVE NOW! Be a part of the brand-new LoreSmyth product series, don’t miss out.
Savage Dawn: Your Patronage is Welcome!
Now is the time to join this unfolding story and leave your mark on the world and discover what its future holds!
The Fellowship of TTRPGs
Not to get too philosophical on you, but participating in role-playing games helps us come together as a society and betters us as friends, family and people in general.
LoreSmyth Reveals Dungeon Discoveries Decks and Kickstarter Plans
‘Dungeon Discoveries card decks help roleplaying game masters conjure up endless world-building details with the flip of a card.’
The Curious Case of D&D Soda
In 2009, Jones Soda Co. of Seattle introduced a special edition case of their namesake beverages in a special co-branding deal with Wizards of the Coast to push the Dungeons and Dragons line.
“You Open the Door and Find… Nothing?
“You find nothing there.”
“It’s an empty room.”
“Hidden in the shadows is… nothing.”
Oudenophobia (from Greek ouden, meaning “nothing”) or nilophobia (from Latin nihil, meaning “nothing”) is the fear of nothingness or the number zero.
Product of the Week: Wilderland Bundle
Perhaps one of the most daunting aspects of running an RPG is finding the perfect map to draw your players into the story. There are many places to pick up a good map, but many times they just don’t have the right combination of twists and turns to suit your needs.
We’ve got you covered!