Religion at the D&D Table in Practice

In an earlier post, I talked about why you should include religion in your campaign, and reviewed Eventyr Games’ publication “Devotion and Divinity”, and then in the next two posts I described two different sets of religion notes I prepared for my campaigns, first my Karameikos campaign, and then my current campaign in Akorros. Having … Continue reading Religion at the D&D Table in Practice →

Religion in Akorros in Mystara – a worked example

This post describes the 5e pantheon in my current campaign based in Akorros in the Republic of Darokin. This follows previous posts about why you should include religion, and what I developed for my previous campaign.

Religion in Karameikos in Mystara – a worked example

In my last post, I talked about why you should include religion in your campaign, and reviewed Eventyr Games’ publication “Devotion and Divinity”. In this post I describe the Mystara canon, and what I took from it when developing my first 5e campaign based in the Grand Duchy of Karameikos.

Ten reasons why your TTRPG campaign needs religion

You can get by without religion featuring in your TTRPG roleplaying campaign. But if you are, you are missing out - and here are ten reasons why.