Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago

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Have you ever put out something creatively that you didn't think you were capable of? And then when you step back and take a look, you're sort of in awe at how it turned out? What was it?

Hopefully you've had the experience in a game as a player, a Game Master, or as a creative person in any capacity.

I had that feeling with the recent Absolute Tabletop release A Dead Man's Guide to Dragongrin (aDMG). A small team of dedicated game designers brought a massive, nearly 500 page campaign setting guide and atlas of inspiration to life, and we couldn't be happier with the results.

Three designers (of many) of aDMG decided to do a game design roundtable, talking about the facets of the book that interested them the most, and the parts they were most proud of.

We're excited to share some of our favorite parts of aDMG with you, and hope that our conversation will inspire you to create something that you're proud of.



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