DUNGEON FEED

While D&D will always hold a special place in our hearts, we submit these other RPGs that we think are worth your time. Who knows? One of them could become your new (second) favorite system!

When it comes to new dice for Dungeons & Dragons, glass dice are among the coolest sets available right now. They are functional, beautiful, a...

My New Year’s resolution is to play more D&D. To run D&D, you’ll need three things: friends, rules, an adventure, and supplies like paper, pencils, and dice. We here at Misty Mountain Gaming are determined to give you a hand with all of the above! Well, except the pencils and paper… you’re on your own there. Let’s take it step by step!

Each and every combat has the potential to be memorable and exciting with just a little consideration for what opportunities are being left on the table. Having the monsters (and the players) use every tool in their arsenal to win will make a great difference towards making combat as fun and unforgettable as it can be!

In a sea of hobbies that have helped fill the hours of quarantine this past year, Dungeons & Dragons stands out as the greatest way to spend your free time.

Critical Role has been the uncontested king of D&D on all streaming platforms, has experienced unprecedented growth over the last several years, and has a devoted fan base that is fanatically devoted to its cast and content. 

Variety is the spice of life, and variety is born from choices made in the presence of a bevy of options. Keep your D&D games zesty, unpredictable, and diverse!

Don’t be George Jetson.

We at Misty Mountain Gaming would like to share our favorite new podcast with you!

Bardic Twinspiration, is a topical Dungeons & Dragons podcast where twin brothers Rob (thedndwannabe) and Steven offer advice to level up the experience at your table!

It’s game night! You collect your dice and character sheet, grab the drinks and Doritos, and gather around your friends for a game of Dungeons and ...

Discover new, fun and interactive dice games that are simple to learn for ages 5+. Introduce your children to dice at a young age or just pass the time with some friends with these simple dice games that require just a single D6 die!

“The Machine” is meant to open discussion between the players and the dungeon master and set the tone from the very beginning that this game is about collaborative storytelling. 

Why is D&D so popular in the landscape of covid-19 and quarantine?