You've got three sessions, two hours apiece. There are seven players. None of them have used the virtual tabletop you use to run games. There are bound to be discord problems, Foundry problems, and more. How do you get it all done in three sessions without boring the players? A ...

Bye bye, Roll20.

After being disappointed with Pokemon Shield's exp share, I came up with a new pokemon challenge run to spice up my playthrough, and made a webapp that functions as a specialized pokedex for it. Check it out!

Now that plot had been set up, it would just fall to the players to go take some quests from the job board and get moving, which is exactly what they did, even if it didn't play out like I planned. Of course, nothing ever does.

For a long time, my default has been create-react-app and GitHub Pages together to host static sites, this one included. But for static sites, React is almost solely a developer convenience, not a benefit to the end user; if anything, it is a detriment to the end user. React is ...

After two months of prep and waiting impatiently for the game to start, I finally ran the first session of a new campaign, Dragon of Icespire Peak, the campaign included in the D&D 5e Essentials Kit. I've made this campaign a sequel to a one shot adventure (is it really a one shot if it takes 5-6 sessions?) I wrote called "Millennium Festival". As such, I've modified and added to the base campaign to bring everything together.

Every site needs a dark theme, including this one. Having a dark theme is easy, but if an app or site's theme doesn't follow the system theme it can lead to blinding the user with a white background until they find the toggle. This hook (and some related code to ...

Where did my notes go? Whether a player or game master, keeping up with the vast amount of info communicated in the course of a tabletop campaign can be daunting. As a player I'm a compulsive note taker; if I don't write it down, I forget it. And you better ...

A guide on playing Spotify playlists in Discord voice channels. I figured all this out trying to set up some mood music for online D&D play. You'll need Discord, Spotify, and YouTube. What you won't need: $$$.

What is it? Prismjs is a powerful little javascript to add syntax highlighting to <pre> and <code> blocks, but it hasn't kept up with a JavaScript framework-using, module-bundling world. There aren't many docs around how to use it with the npm package, and most want you to use a babel ...