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Character creation for Dungeons & Dragons can be a long and arduous task. Here are a few programs that you can use to make it easier and shorter!

Sometimes it’s just nice to have very few rules, and roleplay to your heart’s content. Here’s a game that will let you easily do quite a bit of free form roleplaying!

This time, I cover how to pull out the music and sound effects for not only Medieval II: Total War, but also Rome: Total War. And it’s easy!

While keeping track of all your characters via a tabbed binder is a very good idea, I’m sure there’s many of us who keep our character information in some sort of file, such as a Word document.
Now, typically, once you edit and save any kind of document on a computer and quit the editing program, [...]

In continuing the theme I started with Pillaging Your Games For D&D Material - Oblivion, I’m finally moving on to take a look at Neverwinter Nights. This will only be for the first game though, as I currently do not have Neverwinter Nights 2. However, I imagine that the methods I’ll show you [...]