I don’t understand either. Believe me, I realize it’s strange and weirdly specific.
A certain prosperity theologian televangelist, actually. No, I’m not going to say his name.
I saw him on TV once when I was two years old and used to have nightmares about his face from the ages of two to...
Short version? I blame my autism.
Slightly longer version? Because aside from Dark Sun’s dwarven banshee and Mystara’s radiant lich—both of which have unique in-setting lore about them—for some unknown reason, my brain just really dislikes the concept of undead in tabletop games. Whether...
Eve of Ruin.
Even though I dislike Vecna and will never, ever use him (or any part of the lore surrounding him), the truth is Eve of Ruins will be more useful for my long-term plans as a DM.
I first introduced the idea of there being different worlds in my home game’s multiverse to my players...
HOW DID I SKIP OVER THIS AMAZING RESOURCE?!
Seriously, this is absolutely incredible, dude. I’ve been looking to add a couple more settings to my home game multiverse and this list is a lifesaver.
Release Dark Sun for 5e/5.5e/whatever-the-heck the edition is actually called inside WotC. Title it Dark Sun: the Dying World of Athas. Similar in layout to Eberron: Rising from the Last War. Art style inspired by Gerald Brom, Frank Frazetta, and similar. Book assumes that Kalak has only...
Fair point, but since I create my own monster stat blocks and make it a point never use the official ones, this particular issue is not going to be a problem for me.
Hmm… hadn’t thought about hybridizing.
You know what? I’m thinking a cone of acidic vapor.
Cone of gas similar to canonical dragon turtle, but acid like canonical black dragon.
Agreed. For those unfamiliar, this isn’t a exaggeration.
There’s a lady who lives a couple miles south of me...
Title says it all but for context, I live in the eastern United States. We have snapping turtles, which were the inspiration for 5e’s dragon turtle art.
Anyway, this morning, while taking my dog for a walk, I saw this handsome fellow hanging out by my mailbox:
First thing I noticed is how...
At present, my home games use a pantheon of five gods. They might be known by different names in each of the settings I run games in (or different names by different cultures within the same setting), but they’re the same five deities.
The fun part (for me anyway) is that not only do the...