This modern and stylish Rogue themed notebook is a blank lined notebook for role playing games. This multi-purpose journal can be used for jotting down thoughts, ideas, reminders, to do lists and anything else you need to write down. This is the perfect notebook to take with you to your next game session.This planner is an ideal gift for fantasy table top role playing game enthusiasts.Product Description: 6 x 9" 110 pages Wide ruled journal style Uniquely designed matte cover Heavy paper We have lots of illustrated journals, so be sure to check out our other listings by clicking on the "Zaret Dragon Journals" link just below the title of this planner.

This is a perfect gift for gamers who play fantasy role playing games. Every campaign is an opportunity to chronicle adventures in a journal like this. Add the name of your characters or adventuring party to the first page and start writing all the challenging quests and memories you had while playing. Game Masters, dungeon masters and role playing games addicts will love this journal. Great for keeping track of quests, noting lost favorite characters, developing a new story line, taking session notes, jotting lists, brainstorming, adventure plans, character information, NPC backstories, world-building details or just writing down the daily routines of characters.

An official Dungeons & Dragons journal featuring 365 writing prompts to help role-players of all levels get their creative juices flowing. Building something from scratch is exciting, but it can also be a challenge. Within this journal lie 365 prompts to help you start your journey. Every page will steer you to strengthening the details of your world, whether you're playing within the vast Dungeons & Dragons cosmos or creating a landscape of your own design. You'll encounter insightful questions that encourage you to delve deep into the backstories of your characters and their enemies, and what drives them to a life of adventure. You'll also see prompts that reference D&D myths and legends, some familiar and others more obscure. Answer them as best you can or let them be the spark that starts your journey into the endless realms of D&D lore. Above all, this guided journal, like D&D itself, is driven by your imagination. There are no wrong answers, paths, or rolls here (though once the game begins there are no guarantees). Nor do you need to be a master storyteller, writer, or artist. You just need to aspire to create and have the courage to build something you may have never before imagined.

Featuring the whimsical illustrations of artist and sculptress Becca Golins of Dragons and Beasties, this book is full of adorable dragons with their sweet pets! The high quality inked drawings are a joy for all ages to color! All images are printed on one side of the page only to accommodate those who use markers, as well as those who like to cut out or frame their finished work! It is recommended that a piece of paper be placed between the pages if you plan on using markers so that it will not bleed through to the other page.

The Lazy DM's Workbook contains a wide range of tools, maps, and reference sheets to help you run your fifth edition fantasy roleplaying game--and is designed to be useful right at the table. This book contains numerous fifth edition rules references, guides, and random generators to help fire up your imagination as you prepare and run your games. The workbook also contains ten lazy lairs: full-color maps and quick descriptions of locations common to most fantasy roleplaying games. When the characters take a game session in a direction you didn't expect, you can use any of these lairs with minimal prep time, running it straight out of the book. The Lazy DM's Workbook is an indispensable reference, designed to be kept at your side as tales of high adventure unfold at your gaming table.

Note to self: You can't teach an old dragon new tricks... he likes to invent his own. After half a century of chaos, my retirement from leading the Community of Species Government has been bliss. No more hellhounds playing pranks. No more snippy demons demanding my attention. No more cajoling money from the wealthy to support the community. Just peace while I avoid my overbearing father and try to work out what my next steps will be. Although... maybe three years of peace is enough. It might even be starting to get... boring. In fact, an adolescent dragon crash-landing on my landlord's shed is just the kind of excitement I need-especially when he brings his species leader to my door. Brandt. Wing leader of all dragons, suave, sexy, and... slightly unhinged. It doesn't take much for him to convince me to give up my solitude and spend some time getting to know him. It's hard to care about the future when I've got a dragon of my own to "play" with. Naked dragon rides for the win, right? But Brandt's the leader of his people, on call for them all the time, and I've left that part of my life behind me. Plus my father insists I should fulfil my duty to the family by getting a nine-to-five job and "marrying well." That's not what I want, but riding herd on a group of beings who fly, breathe fire, and could literally crush me beneath their feet would be a huge challenge, especially since Brandt's kind of loose with rules. It all comes down to how much I want my very own dragon ever after.