Creating an entirely new character for a Dungeons & Dragons adventure can be hard work, but maybe these tips will help players find what they need.

Complex characters can be crafted in Dungeons and Dragons by integrating lineages to any character's race using Van Richten's Guide To Ravenloft.

You can make your character bad at keeping secrets, always reveal their plans in grandiose monologues that embarrass themselves, or be a moustache-twirling villain whose plans fail ridiculously.

Outside of combat actions, skill checks are probably one of the most important gamified elements of Dungeons & Dragons, and the new D&D character sheet implements a deceptively simple change that ...

When you look up how to create a D&D character with depth on YouTube, some of the top results include a chipper woman with big eyes and minty green hair. That’s Di.

Not just how powerful, but what's the character you think would be most fun to play? I have been mulling around a warlock/blood magus recently and here's what I came up with. Made at 9th level so ...