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  • Title
    How to Track NPC Appearances Across Multiple D&D Sessions
    Summary
    One of the hardest parts of running a long campaign isn’t worldbuilding. It’s continuity.
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    Baer Bradford
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    How-To: Real-Time World Mapping in your Session Logs
    Summary
    If you mention an NPC, Location, or Item that you’ve already created in the World Builder, the app recognizes it instantly.
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    Author
    Baer Bradford
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    How to Create Random Tables and Batch Rolls
    Summary
    Learn how to create Random Tables and combine them into Batch Rolls to generate multiple results with a single click. This guide shows you how to build tables, add entries manually, in bulk, or with AI assistance, and reuse them to quickly generate NPCs, locations, encounters, and more.
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    Matthew Bauer

Unity

Check out our collection of Unity articles, covering everything from beginner tutorials to more advanced development techniques.

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World Building

Explore our world building articles, offering guidance on crafting detailed settings, characters, and lore for your game.

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Categories

Learn C#

This series of blog posts is designed to help you learn C# from scratch, with a focus on game development. Each post includes a video tutorial and code samples to guide you through key concepts and practical applications.

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Tutorials

This section offers comprehensive tutorials on a wide range of game development topics. From design to advanced programming techniques, each guide is crafted to help you level up your skills in game creation.

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How to Turn AI-Generated Art into a Pixel-Perfect Game Sprite

Creating game sprites used to take hours of painstaking work, drawing frame by frame, tweaking pixels, and hoping the animation felt right. AI-generated art enables you to create a whole sprite sheet in seconds, but it still takes some effort to get it pixel-perfect and ready to use in a game. In this post, we’ll show you how to take AI art and transform it into a polished asset that moves fluidly, letting you focus on building your game instead of wrestling with every frame.

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Matthew Bauer

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Map Generation

Check out some posts related to 2D tilemaps for tower defense games, randomly generated maps for top down 2D games, and guides on pathfinding algorithms.

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