The queen needs protection, but first, can you avoid being eaten by her? This adventure is written for a party level 8–9, but the number of enemies can be adjusted for a lower level party, as low as level 4–5. … Continue reading →
In my previous post, I discussed whether you should have disabled characters in your Dungeons & Dragons or other tabletop role-playing game. I won’t rehash that discussion, so if you haven’t, read it first. So people have said, “Sure, disabled … Continue reading →
The fire is coming. Will you prevent it in time? It’s an old forest with majestic trees so thick that the canopy darkens the forest floor, but a looming danger is coming: the Ember Elk! What will happen to the … Continue reading →
Arieni Kettlewhistle is a fourth level Ranger (Hunter) halfling who happens to have a paralyzed arm, but she has no problem weilding her hand crossbow and short sword in the other hand! She also has Attention Deficit, so she’s easily … Continue reading →
On the release of our first Accessible Adventure of the Week, the question arose, as it always seems to, “Why would I play a disabled character? They wouldn’t last 10 minutes in a dungeon!” While this led to some interesting … Continue reading →
Avery Penn is a 20-year-old female human innkeeper. She has very long, curled, dark hair and brown eyes. She has rugged, dirty, brown skin. She stands 172cm (5’7″) tall and has a round build. She has a tattoo of a … Continue reading →
A one-shot side-quest for characters level 4-6. Can Peace Be Maintained Indefinitely? The town is perfectly peaceful. Perfectly. Everyone gets along. Always. How can that be bad? The village that makes its subsistence on spiced melon and red rye holds … Continue reading →
Wizards of the Coast recently revealed that they will be releasing a new book March 16, 2021 with an announcement date of next week, January 12. So what can we expect, both this spring and in the rest of 2021? … Continue reading →
We’re thrilled to announce our first entry on the DM’s Guild, Silver Dragon: Draconic Omnibus, Vol. 2. Look into the world of the “shield dragon”, and discover how it fits into your 5e campaign! This supplement includes: Dragon Background Option … Continue reading →
The recent release of Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything has generated significant controversy in the D&D community, most notably for the Custom Origin option, which gives players much more flexibility in the character creation process. Some raise concerns that this will … Continue reading →
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