Good screenwriters will say that it’s best to keep a character’s history flexible when first starting out a TV series. It’s good to have strong hooks and immediately compelling points. However, it’s ...

Sometimes, in Dungeons & Dragons, it's more fun to be underpowered than overpowered. Of course, it's always a blast to play the level 20 wizard who can alter the very fabric of reality itself, but for ...

Walt Braley is a comedy and entertainment writer based in Chicago. He tries to explore the most interesting (or hilarious) facets of media and pop-culture using a mixture of humor and thorough ...

Dungeons & Dragons has the potential to create some massively overpowered characters either through clever use of feats or by multiclassing.

Alright, hear me out. You’re crafting your next DnD hero, and you want them to have that special something. Gorgeous armor? Got it. A backstory so tragic it made the party’s bard cry? Done. But hold ...