Journaling
One of the ways I get buy-in and flesh out the world is to encourage players to journal as their characters after every adventure.
Player's Option: Low Ability Scores for 5th Edition
If you want to draw your characters from a pool of average people, use 3d6 for your ability scores.
Mind Blown: D&D a Draft of 5e Existed in 1981
Mike Mearls released his house rules he used with the basic set in 1981. They have a shocking resemblance to the rules in 5th Edition.
Quick Prepping an Adventure
I don't start my adventure prep until 2 to 4 hours before the game. Its a habit of growing up in an adult world with adult responsibilities: I can't spend all of my time on D&D.
Quick Review: Beyond the Wall: Further Afield
Beyond the Wall: Further Afield is a supplement for Beyond the Wall and Other Adventures, and I am going to level with you: I don't own the Beyond the Wall, I just bought the expansion, Further Afield.
4e Skeletons Converted to 5e (5e Stats)
You can never have enough undead wandering the halls of your dungeons.
Dancing Zombies
During the latest D&D session, the players were still kicking for some additional adventure. After a long rest, they woke up at midnight, and decided to explore a graveyard inside the city walls.