If you’ve ever played Dungeons & Dragons, you probably know how important the alignment system is. It’s a great tool that can give you more insight into how your character would interact with the world around them and therefore help your role-play efforts.

If you’re standing at the edge of the 3D-printing pool and wondering whether to belly-flop into resin or tiptoe in with FDM, you’re not alone. Every beginner hits this fork in the road. On one side you’ve got FDM, the “hot-glue-gun robot” that melts plastic filament and draws your mini layer by layer.

I love Dungeons & Dragons with my whole heart. The beautiful landscapes, magic everywhere you look, weird fantasy creatures, NPCs with enthralling backstories, and the opportunity to live out all the stories and adventures you want - it’s as close to perfection as it gets.

Being a Dungeon Master in Dungeons & Dragons is a very rewarding role - you get to tell your stories and see them come to life in front of you. However, there are many less glamorous aspects of this job and it’s not for everyone.

When playing Dungeons & Dragons, players are faced with numerous challenges that they need to overcome.