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Take a load off adventurer. It’s a tough trek out there. We’ve got dnd dice sets and d&d dice accessories so that you’ll be prepared no matter where you are, and prewritten adventures because even the most experienced can use a helping hand. Or maybe just something shiny that goes clackity-clack. Whether it’s a 1 or a 20, the important thing is to keep rolling.

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We have assets to help you get started with running adventures, whether that’s a pre-written campaign, dice, or a dice box. You and your players put time and effort into your games, and you deserve gaming equipment that reflects that.

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We’ve always been frustrated that in order to play a certain tabletop RPG everything was so spread out. Only Crits aims to bridge the gap between adventures and dice. By providing everything you might need in order to get a game off the ground, all in one place.

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TIPS & TRICKS

July 30, 2022 Rory Hoffman

6 Ways to Incorporate History into your DnD Games

There are an infinite number of places to draw inspiration from for your DnD games, but with so much fantasy being inspired by the knights and knaves of the past it bears the question, how can we incorporate or draw inspiration from history? There are so many fascinating historical anecdotes and narratives, but there are also smaller things like methods of worship, architectural styles and fashion that we can draw upon. So, let's examine how to incorporate history into your DnD games.

How to Properly Balance an Average 5e Adventuring Day

The way that an adventuring day in fifth edition Dungeons and Dragons is designed, is around a high number of combat encounters meant to tax the resources of the player characters. However, most people who play the game don't conform to the recommended number of combats, because combat takes longer and often does not involve as much roleplay. So, here are some ways to tax your players resources without using combats.