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D&D 5E Ranger Subclasses Ranked, Part 2
Time for my hot Gloom Stalker take.
Q&A: How Could Archer and T’Pol Have Been Better?
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Episode 344: Jerkass Characters
Oh boy do writers love to get this wrong.
Building Mass Effect: How Bioware Imagines the Future
Whatever the Reapers are working toward, it must be big!
Which Descriptive Details Are Excessive to Readers?
Don't describe scenes as though you're taking a photograph.
D&D 5E Ranger Subclasses Ranked, Part 1
If Horizon Walker is the biggest joke I've seen, Beast Master is the biggest mess.
Q&A: How Do I Portray an Ambitious Character?
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Episode 343: Giants
What’s 20-feet tall, lives in the clouds, and can smell your nationality?
Five Villains With Contrived Wins
When the villain wins, it builds tension - but only if it's a credible win.
How Can Writers Make Description Evocative?
The best description conveys the right tone, is easy to imagine, and makes the world feel alive.
D&D 5E Paladin Subclasses Ranked, Part 2
We shouldn't punish a player for doing what their subclass is telling them to do.
Q&A: Can Audiences Sympathize With My Honorable Character?
Submitted by Dave L,
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Episode 342: Divine Magic
If you’re out of spellbooks and fancy crystals, try praying to some powerful wizards.
Five Stories That Neglect Tension
Without tension, readers get bored fast.
Welcome to Mythcreants 2.0
After eight years of running, we finally revamped the website.
D&D 5E Paladin Subclasses Ranked, Part 1
This week we're tackling the paladin.
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