Solo D&D, my podcast, and what to expect. Plus a setting map.

 Hello everyone; I am back today with an update for all of you and to share some good news and what I hope to do with my Solo podcast. 

To start, I will be running my solo game on my podcast here and session zero has been recently uploaded as well. I dove into an explanation of my setting, the characters, and what I want the campaign to turn into. The setting is a typical fantasy setting; but I have a lot I wish to do in my game; create adventures, homebrew classes, and even items, spells and so much more.

This being said, the games session one will be recorded soon and that will be uploaded, so be on the lookout for that. Now, my podcast, (which this blog is named after) focuses on video games, D&D, and so much more; that will spill over into this blog, so be warned. If you listen to my podcast, that's good, but there is no obligation to.

Moving on, now, this blog is meant for me to post ideas, mechanics, spells as I had said, and whatever else you could think of. My thoughts on adventures, my own adventures, and even one-page dungeons I happen to cook up. I will even be updating bits with lore as I write, and eventually I plan to write a lore document for my world.

What to expect in the future is constant updates; I may update a few times a week, possibly more; but I want to strive for at least twice a week; and the podcast once a week. Topics range per what I wish to write about.

As a disclaimer; some of my images will be AI generated, and some will be paid for in support of small artists; all of my maps will be drawn using map creation tools, by hand, or generated if I happen to find a good one. Most maps will be created by me alone, each post will point out which one is which and which image is generated by an AI. 

For those of you not interested in setting material, please cease reading here; thank you for reading along. 

Setting material:

Here is an overview of my setting and a basic line of where everything is at, what nations dot it. This is what you would consider the 'north' of my world. Where everything starts, as the south has not been expanded upon; this 'north' will be what most of my posts are about until a bit of time and lore expansion has happened. I wish to tackle every nook and cranny. 

This shall be the end for brevity’s sake, thank you all for reading; more lore to come soon.

Depicted down below is the hex map of the world: (Each hex is 24 Miles, or 38624 Meters. Or if you use yards, 42240 yards)

World of Edenhel:


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