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Stranger Things series finale's D&D scene included a Dwarven Forge cameo

The final episode of Stranger Things featured a cameo from Dwarven Forge, a modern tabletop gaming terrain company, with their Dwarven Forge terrain being used in the Dungeons & Dragons scene. The company, founded in 1996, has grown to offer over 100 products and has been featured in various media, including Critical Role and a Kansas City Chiefs video. Their terrain is designed to be versatile and useful for game masters, with a focus on organic shapes and storytelling.

@comdak

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Forgotten Realms creator Ed Greenwood’s best advice for building a D&D world

This article features advice from Ed Greenwood, the creator of the Forgotten Realms, on how Dungeon Masters should approach worldbuilding for Dungeons & Dragons. Greenwood emphasizes the importance of designing a world that is ready for the next session rather than an endless, sprawling universe. His advice highlights the need for restraint and intentionality in worldbuilding, focusing on the immediate needs of the campaign and allowing the world to grow organically through player decisions.

@coreygates

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Five books we might see in 2026 based on Unearthed Arcana

https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2026/01/dd-five-books-we-might-see-in-2026-based-on-unearthed-arcana.html

@comdak

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D&D Dungeon Masters like Mercer and Woll on how to make memorable NPC introductions

From Matt Mercer to Deborah Ann Woll, expert Dungeon Masters share tips on crafting memorable NPC introductions in D&D. Key insights include focusing on a few strong details, engaging multiple senses, and creating a sense of spontaneity. Effective NPC introductions aim for immediate understanding rather than immediate affection, setting the stage for players to shape the character's role in the story.

@comdak

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New AirD&D Resort Offers the Ultimate RPG Getaway

AirD&D, a new vacation rental in British Columbia, Canada, is an all-inclusive luxury getaway designed exclusively for TTRPG fans. The sprawling 12-room mansion spans two acres and can accommodate up to 50 guests, featuring D&D themed rooms, a dedicated tavern, a custom gaming table, sports facilities, and a giant D20-shaped fire pit. The property is owned and operated by Maple Rock Resorts and offers a fully immersive experience for groups willing to share the cost, with nightly rates starting at around $2,800 CAD (or $2000 USD).

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Stranger Things series finale's D&D scene included a Dwarven Forge cameo

Forgotten Realms creator Ed Greenwood’s best advice for building a D&D world

Five books we might see in 2026 based on Unearthed Arcana

D&D Dungeon Masters like Mercer and Woll on how to make memorable NPC introductions

New AirD&D Resort Offers the Ultimate RPG Getaway

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