Many tables all through the book help motivate your choices and keep the game streaming easily. An incredible sword takes five decades to create. Who made it, and why? A bar creeping little person has an eye jerk. How could she get it, and when? In everything about a design for story—and the Dungeon Master's Guide has every one of the apparatuses you have to tissue it out easily.
In Dungeons and Dragons , you and your companions coauthor your very own legend. Guided by a Dungeon Master, you make characters and assume their jobs in a story, moving bones and exploring maps as you unfurl a story as boundless as your creative mind.
Thought I'd share all of my bookmarks I've saved for DMing, that I've been collecting for a year now. This all exists on a Google Document, but I figured I should spend some time formatting it for Reddit. Good luck with your campaigns! There are free versions both online and download and pay versions with more icon sets and whatnot. In the Player's Basic Rule Book, you get everything you need to play: including four classes—Cleric, Fighter, Rogue, and Wizard—as well as four races—Dwarves, Elves, Halflings, and Humans—and printable character sheets.
The Player's Basic Rules comes in at around pages and the Dungeon Master's Guide at around 61 pages, so there's plenty of content to start you off. This is all for the upcoming 5th edition, and is literally all you need to get some friends together and play—except maybe some dice. What you won't get in these PDFs is the fantastic art that is normally in the printed books, any additional races and classes, or the new 5th edition pre-made campaign.
Which is fine, because it's more beneficial for you to run your own custom game anyway.
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