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You don’t need magic to mess with the PCs. A simple rumor will do, whether it is about them or someone else. Delicious tales should always be a part of the campaign-setting backdrop, and not just to plant the seeds of adventure. Here’s one method for incorporating tall-tales, speculation, and...

Magic is weird. The PCs are weird. Weird things should happen to them. Here are ten strange things to throw at a deserving (cough) PC. Clickie here: Using Magic to Mess with PCs in D&D

Enter the world of Root, Agent Franks, and Nil. Click here: wp.me/pc8OCr-9W

DOOOOOOOM!

Is there an evil obelisk or demon in your swamp? Well, eventually, a demon crocodile will appear, and low-level PCs are in for a swim. A SWIM OF DOOOOOOOOM! Get it here: Tales of Lothmar Beastiary: The Pathfinder 1E Demon Crocodile

DOOOOOOOOM!

Is there an evil obelisk or demon in your swamp? Well, eventually, a demon crocodile will appear, and low-level PCs are in for a swim. A SWIM OF DOOOOOOOOM. Clickie here: Tales of Lothmar Beastiary: the 5E Demon Crocodile

Made for but not included in the Burials of Teganshire module, a DM can easily insert these three NPCs into any feudal area. More Burials of Teganshire NPCs– the Knight, the Dame, and the Squire

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Clickie here: wp.me/pc8OCr-8Q Session 0 doesn’t necessarily mean a separate session but it is a meeting of minds between the DM and the players. It is where the DM sets tone, logistics, and expectations.

From the Tales of Lothmar Pathfinder 1E Beastiary comes the Island Red Fox, a teleporting trickster that can't be killed, but can shoot fire beams out of its eyes if it thinks it's funny. : Tales of Lothmar Beastiary: The Pathfinder 1E Trickster Island Red Fox 48% of Griffon Lore Games'...