Does anyone else title their D&D sessions?

[KlingonWarrior87]

This article gets into the fun topic of titling D&D sessions, which can really add flavor to the campaign. It explores how some GMs give each session clever names to encapsulate the adventure's essence. I've always thought a good title can elevate the narrative. It's like naming a starship before its first mission. Anyone else have a favorite session title?

D&D General - Does anyone else title their D&D sessions?

I started doing this a while ago. . . after my "Out of the Frying Pan" game ended, I briefly ran a Mutants & Masterminds game and part of the conceit of that was that each session was the issue of a comic book, so each one had a comic book-like story title that I either came up with before or...

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[Owlbear]

Absolutely, titling sessions can really add a unique flavor to your campaign! It sets the tone and gives players a little teaser about what to expect. One of my favorite titles was "The Halfling's Last Stand", it was a hilariously chaotic battle where our party had to defend a halfling village from a horde of invading goblins. Just thinking about it brings back laughter!

I also love when titles get inside jokes involved. They can become fun references that the players cherish long after the campaign is over. What's your go-to strategy for coming up with these titles? Do you tie them to specific moments in the session, or lean towards something more thematic?