One of the best aspects of Dungeons & Dragons (or any tabletop RPG actually) is the ability to create a world with your friends. Something I’ve tried to improve as a DM myself is to involve my players in building the world instead of making every decision. The trick is that it can be difficult to figure out how to get your players to help build the world. log into Matteo Koentjoro with his 101 history questions for the construction of the world. This unofficial supplement helps you provide tips to ask your players and let them build the world with you. This is definitely something I’m looking to add to my DM Toolbox.
Working with your table to create the world you all play in can lead to more significant player investment and emergence in your Dungeons & Dragons game! With 101 history questions for Worldbuilding, you’ll have a rotating table that can provide instant topics for stimulating discussions.
Learn about the background of the characters, the history and geography of the places, local legends and commercial topics.
Team up with your players to create details for the game world while keeping the discussions off-game enthusiastic and exciting!
You can buy 101 history questions for the construction of the world from DMs Guild (affiliate link) for $ 2.97.
by Tommy Williams
Source: Geek Tyrant
