Recent content by Mike Myler

Really stoked with how the first issue came together and very eager to unleash the second!

Welcome to the first issue of the all-new relaunched EN5ider Magazine! After over 10 years of publishing more than 600 articles EN5ider has evolved into a monthly print and PDF magazine full of rules articles and adventures for your D&D games. The first issue is all about Folk Heroes—but what...

What's become of the rest of Pooh's gang?

Fantasy Classics #10: Nature's Children is now available! There’s nothing more important for Narrators than having plenty of tools at hand—so add these entries into your bestiary and NPC codex toolboxes! The next time you have a need for mushroom monsters, an ancient druid, evil spirit, or some...

What if you've got a cockatrice that rubs its beak on a person its petrified to the point an ear breaks off. Does the person un-petrify and bleed to death, or do they just have a deformity and are down an ear? Mind you all: the same mechanism that caused the petrification in this example...

Only the creature being targeted removes the petrification, so unless your pet is keen on eating rocks (I have one of those, she is an idiot) they're out of luck.

I feel like my mother in law might be able to do this but she's all booked up for a good while.

See also Will Gawned's excellent Intriguing Organizations: The Stone Path for more clever and rewarding uses of petrification. 😋

Chryssa De Antoni—or the Coiled Sculptress (CR 11) as she’s now known—is a talented medusa that burrowed her way into the criminal underground. She turns her customers to stone and resculpts their faces, carefully chiseling away their old identities before using her unique magical gifts to...

The secrets of a grand hidden treasure have been taken to the grave after a fiery death, but the bereaved aren’t ready to give up on their inheritance yet. Clever adventurers that pursue these riches will find both glory and fortune in the town of Enkrend—and the bizarre source of its woes, for...