Rayne Bakcheious

Death is an important part of life, and if you’re leaving it out of your D&D or other TTRPG games, you may find that your story lacks the stakes needed to keep players invested. But a character dying can cause upheaval in your storylines and sometimes hurt feelings as well. If you’re new to it as a DM or GM, this is how I handle character death at my table.

So you’re getting your feet wet with SEO and building out your content calendar with longtail keywords and feeling pretty good, but then the music shifts. The lighting becomes stark. Your beautiful calendar has become a horror movie.  Have your keywords been… cannibalized? 

If you’re a cis game master who wants to help the trans community feel more welcome at your tables — thank you! We need more allies like you in the TTRPG community. As someone who didn’t transition until later in life, I understand how overwhelming the trans and gender expansive communities can be to an outsider, and I’m here to help you get your footing.