Bolt-throwers! Clockwork Knights! Gear Spiders! Grinders! Four mechanical terrors over on EN5ider, the 5E patreon, for your 5th Edition games; by Mike Myler! Illustrated by Samantha Darcy.
Can anyone list the Clockworks that appear in this article? Im running an adventure now that has clockwork automatons wreaking havoc throughout Waterdeep. Im thinking of buying this but want to have an idea of whats in it first.
Wow didnt even see that until you pointed it out, my eyes went directly to the picture of the page. Thanks.
I hope they work for your game! If you root around in the articles, there's an adventure I wrote like two years ago with a relic golem inside that might be useful too.
Question on the 5ensider pricing. If I subscribe as a hero at $3+ per supplement or adventure. Is that unlimited for the month, or $3 per article, then an additional fee per article/adventure? I saw you can set a monthly limit. Still a little confused after reading the FAQ.
Question on the 5ensider pricing. If I subscribe as a hero at $3+ per supplement or adventure. Is that unlimited for the month, or $3 per article, then an additional fee per article/adventure? I saw you can set a monthly limit. Still a little confused after reading the FAQ.
It's $3 per article, full stop. You can however limit the maximum amount you can be charged per month if you so choose.
Question on the 5ensider pricing. If I subscribe as a hero at $3+ per supplement or adventure. Is that unlimited for the month, or $3 per article, then an additional fee per article/adventure? I saw you can set a monthly limit. Still a little confused after reading the FAQ.
You choose how much you want to pay. You pay an amount of your choice per item, up to the monthly limit you set.
So if you decide you want to pay $2 per item, but no more than $8 per month, you'll be charged $2 per item, but no more than $8 per month. In other words, it's pay-what-you-want.
You choose how much you want to pay. You pay an amount of your choice per item, up to the monthly limit you set.
So if you decide you want to pay $2 per item, but no more than $8 per month, you'll be charged $2 per item, but no more than $8 per month. In other words, it's pay-what-you-want.
Got it thanks. Thats what I suspected but definitely clarifies things. Found a couple things on there Im gonna pick up tomorrow.
I will be subscribing to EnSider when I get home from work. I get enough value out of the site you host (mostly from all the great commenters!!!) that I can afford to lob a few ducats your way.
I will be subscribing to EnSider when I get home from work. I get enough value out of the site you host (mostly from all the great commenters!!!) that I can afford to lob a few ducats your way.
If getting your whole group together to play during December is a challenge, a holiday one-shot might be a perfect solution, and the official D&D Adventurer's League module Winter's Splendor by Ashley Warren is a great option. Even better, if you're running Waterdeep: Dragon Heist, it's a good side adventure any time of the year.
Do you want to experience the danger a teenager trapped in a monster haunted town in the 1980s faces? Do you want to fight back against the monsters by break dancing and head banging using old school D&D derived rules? Then Dark Places & Demogorgons might be the RPG you are looking for.
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