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Doing in-character voices is a hit or miss prospect for some games, and by no means required in a table-top RPG. As a DM that enjoys doing voices for various NPCs in my world I find this table helpful to develop different inspiration for voice types I might use, and having a reference like this lets me make a quick note so I can be sure to use the same voice next time. I compiled this list from a few descriptions for theater actors around the web and hope you’ll find it useful for your game as well.
An NPC I fleshed out for my Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden campaign. She is the silent and secretive leader of The Harpers in Icewind dale, dedicated to keeping the faction members safe in the wake of assassinations years ago.
I created this map for a camp based random encounter from my Rime of the Frostmaiden campaign using DungeonDraft. It’s a standard 25x25 battlemap with five feet distance per 100 px. I hope you’ll get some use out of this for your game too.
A ramshackle and squat two story stone building made held together by rotting timbers, with opaque frosted windows and a dilapidated tiled roof. It sits on a side road along the edge of town slightly northeast of the road to Targos. This is a standard 25x25 battlemap I created for my Rime of the Frostmaiden camapgin, I hope you can use it too.
I created this map for a one-shot I created as a prequil to Lost Mines of Phandelver, about the recovery of Tresendar Manor. It’s a fairly large map. Created using DungeonDraft.
I created this map for a custom scenario in my Rime of the Frostmaiden Campaign using DungeonDraft.