Geometric spells are an idea for physically tracking spells available to a character in a 3e D&D like setting.
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Geometric spells are an idea for physically tracking spells available to a character in a 3e D&D like setting.
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Guest reviewer Pierce takes a look at Boomstick, by Just insert Imagination. #TTRPG #RPG
Inspired by the new 5e Purple Dragon Knight subclass, and the surprising reaction by the 5e community, I was driven to write up some options. Ironically for the 3e community.
Had to run a one shot and my go to’s were off the table. So flipping through itch for quirky one offs, I stumbled onto @OopsAllSmurph ‘s one shot Cracker Barrel has Fallen. It came together pretty well. So well, I figured I’d publish my notes for it. #RPG #ttrpg. OH! and its basically Halloween, people do #Halloween one shots right?!
Some half-finished homebrew bringing some more mechanics to the 5e (not not-6e) skills system.
I’ve had my eye on Severed Toys and their book line, Severed Books since I ran across their booth at this years PAX Unplugged. They had a unique set up, and offered a lot of interesting stuff. So I was very excited when the team, reached out to tip us off to an upcoming release.Continue reading “Severed Toys Mörk Borg Action Figure: Preview, Interview”
The kind folks at @redmuggames sent us a Review copy of Haunted Heist, a game of ghostly capers. We share our thoughts at the link. #PocketQuest2024 #TTRPG #RPG
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In your average game of D&D, most town or city guards are relegated to a minor NPC role, often serving as occasional obstacles or nuisances for the players. Afterall, most TTRPGs tend to lean heavily toward or embrace lawlessness. Sure, there are many investigative games out there, but they too will often have players createContinue reading “Review of City Guard Chronicles: The Case of the Misguided Lover”
5e Tieflings get all the love, which is a shame, since Aasimar have some serious potential. The Tiefling write ups are solid power levels, with neat abilities, and cool fluff. Aasimar, their counterpart, are cool fluff, but their abilities are mechanically weak. I’ve seen many a 5e Aasimar player use their Revelation ability, only toContinue reading “A Different Aasimar: 5e Race”
So, as I’m looking through content and formatting it for post, it’s becoming clear I’ve got a problem. Turns out, D&D has not ever really built a satisfying anti-mage and thats apparently my kick right now. What with the rogue subclass and the full 5e class I just posted. Looking back, apparently, I’ve been huntingContinue reading “Mage Hunter: 3.5 Class”