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I had a Dryad that was kidnapping villagers and sacrificing them at the base of her tree to feed it blood. I modified the tree stride to...

Chapter 13 The first giant centipede staggered as it was blasted by one of Folgar’s magic missiles. It tried to evade the rest of them...

I think rot grubs are probably the worst, because most of the others have workarounds, like fire or listening to doors using a metal...

I'm currently setting up the existence of a Vitreous Drinker (adapted to 5E) the PCs will run into later. They're Undead servants of...

One of my old-timey favorites was the meenlock, which first appeared in the Fiend Folio. If you've ever seen the movie Don't Be...

I quite like trolls, as long as you describe them horrifically and don't refer to them by name, I once had a random encounter for a...

This thing is horrific. There's a Young and Ancient version of it floating around somewhere but I can't seem to find it

This is the fourth in a series of articles attempting to answer the question: How much D&D stuff is there anyway? So far, we’ve looked...

Saltmarsh was excellent. Thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you @GuyBoy for running.

If you're looking for classic/OSR, I can recommend I3-5, the Desert of Desolation campaign. Written by Weis and Hickman (of Dragonlance...

The reality is, the factions matter as little or much as you want them to. Our party wizard has a strong affinity for the amethyst...

The factions all have ways in which they can be seen as good or bad, and rivalries. They can all be antagonists if the PCs don't want...

I have the privilege of being a player in Dungeons of Drakkenheim ( @TheSword is DM) and can endorse all the above. It's a superb...

5e? Dungeons of Drakkenheim… without a doubt hands down. Gated Sandbox Strong narrative Character driven Well designed encounters...

I haven't posted an essay in a while (I've been writing a lot recently, but, you know ... stuff I have to do), but two recent threads...