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 →
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 →
Rose Gold Dragons are known for their love of children. Stories abound of children lost in the wilderness or at sea who are rescued by a rose gold dragon or some other creature of a similar hue. At the same … Continue reading →
In most fantasy literature since Tolkien, elves and orcs live at constant odds with each other. Among other reasons are their cultural differences and their inability to see each others’ viewpoints. Elves typically live for a millennium, whereas orcs have … Continue reading →
Like a little mad science in your fantasy? What if Dr. Frankenstein or Dr. Moreau could manipulate the Weave? Where do the hybrid creatures and characters come from in your game? Introducing: the Biomancer. Download from DriveThruRPG Biomancers have learned … Continue reading →
Download now at DriveThruRPG Nullimancers have learned the secret art of tapping into and manipulating the all-consuming energy of Oblivion. They can generate it and transform it to a variety of effects, all of which destroy matter or energy in … Continue reading →
The first rule of D&D is… always talk about D&D. Incessantly. To anyone who will listen, even if they seem like they don’t want to. Because it’s awesome, and nobody should miss out. But the second rule is… Never split … Continue reading →
Wanting to add magical elements to the cities to my high fantasy Dungeons & Dragons campaign, since it’s difficult to just think of elements out of the blue, I came up with this list as an idea generator. Here’s how … Continue reading →
One of the bugbears goes down, and another one is hurting pretty badly. A third one looks at the other two and seems to be panicking. She says, “What are we going to do? If we go back empty-handed, we’re … Continue reading →
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