Tabletop gamer, RPG referee, and miniature painter based in Fredericksburg, VA. I play board games obsessively, referee tabletop RPGs for anyone willing to sit at my table, paint miniatures with varying degrees of success, and read more books than I probably have time for. This is where I write about all of it.
The most common form of a portal that your players will experience is a door. A door by itself is boring, it has a knob and it divides rooms from other rooms and hallways. However, that door breaks up the dungeon into individual segments that can be processed one at a time by the players. The GM may not be so lucky if the players are making a lot of noise, they’ll need to keep track if whatever is on the other side is aware of the players.
