How to choose a campaign setting - 5 tips and tricks | Tudor Homebrew Dungeons and Dragons Game

If you want to learn how to create a homebrew dnd campaign with a historical twist you've come to right place.
I'm sharing how I design my Tudor-inspired game, while offering tips and tricks for creating your own.
I really enjoy Tudor history, so I am basing my game on the time of Anne Boleyn and her imprisonment.
Historical settings make fantastic dnd campaign ideas for new dms, as they have rich lore. This lore can be directly slotted into the campaign or used as a framework to create something new.
Time stamps
Tip 1: Choose an era you are most interested in: 00:39
Tip 2: Think about how a dungeon can fit within that era: 02:23
Tip 3: Think about your central characters: 03:19
Tip 4: Is it adaptable, can you make it your own?: 04:30
Tip 5: Think about how long you want the game to be: 05:54
Images:
Griffon: Wizards of the Coast www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/16...
George Boleyn: George Boleyn - 1532 - Wikimedia Commons
Henry VII: Henry VII - 1505 - Wikimedia Commons
Elizabeth I: Elizabeth I - 1575 - Wikimedia Commons
Dungeon Master's Guide: Wizards of the Coast
www.dndbeyond.com/marketplace...
White Tower photograph: Bernard Gagnon - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0
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[@thedeadcert]

Nice video. Love the new intro!

[@lorenmakesvideos]

Glad to hear it!