D&D has reinvented the starter set. Let's dig into what players can expect in my first article with RPGBOT! rpgbot.net/heroes-of-th...

Yesterday was my last day at D&D. I was laid off along with a few other folks. I'm proud of the work I put out over these past 4+ years. I had the privilege of leading editorial and SEO for D&D Beyond, and helping develop marketing strategy for some kickass books coming down the line.

Big day in D&D land with the preorder launch for the 2024 core rulebooks. Here's a first look at the 2024 Player's Handbook: www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1745-w...

Lastly, if you already responded on X, no need to respond here if you're interested! I'm keeping an eye on that thread and will reach out to people in the coming weeks.

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Most pieces fall between 1,200-2,000 words. I highly recommend reviewing our articles to see if this is the kind of content you'd enjoy writing:

- www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1690-u...
- www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1650-l...
- www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1701-m...
- www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1675-h...

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I'll also add that with the 2024 core rulebooks coming out later this year, I'm really looking for writers who would love digging into those books and writing about them!

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You should be comfortable with:
- Following a strict style guide
- Receiving revisions*
- Turning in pieces on time
- Communicating when something comes up
- Providing fact check links, when needed

* I aim for max two rounds of revisions. Expect at least one every time.

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I will not accept any work created using generative AI. It is banned at every step of our editorial process. 3/7

Linked samples don't need to be D&D-specific, but they should: - Show an understanding of writing for online audiences and for SEO - Show off your unique voice - Be free of errors - Reflect your ability to do research and turn learnings into digestible info 2/7

Repost from X: I'm looking for freelance writers for D&D Beyond articles. You should be highly knowledgeable of the fifth edition D&D ruleset, and regularly turn in relatively clean copy. 1/7

Google's rolling out some new updates, so web traffic and rankings will be haywire for a few weeks. It is noteworthy that this update punishes what is in most cases AI-generated content that is churned out to try and quickly capture rankings (1/4)

Being a DM can be stressful and a lot of work. But then you get those nights where the roleplay flows easily, you hit all your story beats, and the party cheers as the boss goes down in a fight, and it's such a rewarding experience.

I think the best response I've seen to AI anything has been, "Why should I bother reading something that nobody could be bothered to write"