It’s the leap month of the leap year, which is a great way to say welcome back to a new…
Let’s ring in 2024 with the first episode of the Forgot My Dice Podcast for the new year! In keeping…
Huzzah! The holidays are upon us, and so we the launch of the last episode of 2023! Jonathan, for one,…
That’s right everybody, during recording Robert and Jonathan joked about a lot of stuff and then less than 24 hours…
Never fear, we’re still here! The chaos is slowly winding down, so welcome back to another new episode of the…
They thought it was dead… but it’s back… from beyond the grave! It’s alive. It’s ALIVE! It’s ALIIIIIIIIIIVE!!! That’s right,…
The weather’s heating up, and a sizzling new episode of the Forgot My Dice Podcast has hit the internet! This…
Another episode of the Forgot My Dice Podcast returns, and it looks like we’ve discovered the podcast’s mission statement! (See…
We at Forgot My Dice love talking about games, Kickstarters, nerdy movies, tv shows, books etc.. We started this website,…
D&D is typically framed as a game of heroes vs. monsters – it’s on the cover art of every major edition – but sometimes, players and DM’s want to get a little wild and flip that notion on its head. What if you WANT to be a monster? Or at…
The background system for Dungeons and Dragons is one of the most inspired additions to the rules set. Players have a lot of wonderful options that can inspire some great role-playing. For this month, since the Outlander was the only background that was completely nature-focused, we decided to add some…
Away from the walls of civilization, in the ill defined wilds lurking at the edge of the maps, there are monsters. For the month of June we are going to turn away from the cities and towns, and focus on the space where the monsters live. New archetypes, backgrounds, and…
It’s the last week of Scooby-doo month, we’ve covered the rest of the gang, and now it’s time for a little something inspired by everyone’s favorite ascot-sporting leader. In several iterations of the show, Fred is obsessed with traps, and traps have always been a huge part of the fun…
Investigation is an aspect that always seems to be baked into horror. Modern investigation procedural TV shows tend to have an element of the horrific, whether in the depiction of bodies, or in the gruesome clues which helps them track and find killers. Even in Curse of Strahd, the setting…
Dungeons and Dragons has always been my first love, which I started playing back during 2nd Edition, and it’s a game I always come back to. But the first RPG that blew my mind when I read it, so that it changed how I thought about RPGs, was the original…
There are 5 Mondays this month, so this week Robert and Trevor combine their powers and bring you a pair of magic items based on the theme of the month! Robert brings you a pair of cloaks inspired by a classic Scooby villain that would be perfect to give a…
Today we present two unique backgrounds based on the Scooby gang. First is the Coward, based on Shaggy and Scooby’s constant fright yet dogged willingness to continue adventuring. Second is the Ghost Hunter, inspired by the rest of the gang, particularly Velma, and also a bit by characters like the…
This is a short follow up, or short, to another article. I cooked this up to support the Anunna Hound article we posted earlier in the week. Just a little something to give more martial hounds some more options, and improve their racial abilities. As always feats are optional, always ask…
There is a long history of adventuring groups that have an animal sidekick of one form or another, from the Mabari Hound and Dogmeat in your favorite video games, the Dire Wolves in Game of Thrones, to the members of Mysteries Incorporated. The genre is full of characters who have…
