The D&D Sourcebooks

All of the D&D rules are stored in rulebooks published by Wizards of the Coast. The most important three sourcebooks are the Players Handbook, the Dungeon Master's Guide and the Monster Manual. The Monster Manual has the stat blocks of a lot of monsters. The Dungeon Master's Guide hsa tips for how to DM. The Player's Handbook has advice on how to play and make characters. The chapters of the Player's Handbook are listed below.

1. Playing the Game
2. Creating a Character
3. Character Classes
4. Character Origins
5. Feats
6. Equipment
7. Spells

The Dungeon Master

Close-up of tabletop RPG setup with books, dice, and figurines on a map. The Dungeon Master, sometimes reffered to as the Game master, is the arbiter of the rules in D&D. They interpret the rules and enforce them to make sure all the players are having fun and telling a compelling story together.

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