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Planecaller's Codex? A lesser version of the Codex of the Infinite Planes perhaps? Not that I have a vested interest in such an artifact of course ...

Wayfinder Foundation Primer Eberron is a setting of pulp adventure, and for those looking to capitalize on that high-stakes, high-drama, over-the-top kind of action, the Wayfinder Foundation awaits! The Wayfinder Foundation Primer contains all of the information for using this...

From a purely DM standpoint, the change from 3.0 to 3.5 fixed the math around a lot of monsters. Most of the outsiders (demons and devils specifically) in 3.0 were glass cannons that just couldn't stand up due to their absolute pitiful hit point total. 3.0 MM gave the mighty pit fiend 123 hp...

Codex of the Infinite Planes Multiverse of Wonder and Adventure! Fully bookmarked 369 page PDF! Color interior art! Crack open the Codex of the Infinite Planes and unlock a multiverse of wonder and adventure! Your world is about to get much bigger. Infinitely bigger, specifically! Codex of...

This continues to be the most bizarre timeline.

I'm a total devotee of the Grubbian planar style. It makes enough sense, while retaining a lot of mystery and nonsensical things that make the planes so wild and wonderful. I started in 2E in the early 90s and while I always gravitated towards Planescape, the attitude of the setting was a major...

I think Shemeshka is a strong contender. Shemeshka's Manual of the Planes or something along those lines. It'd be a shame to have a version of D&D that didn't have a Manual of the Planes (2E has been the only one so far and that had Planescape to cover the planar content). I agree that the most...

Definitely seems planar focused given the imagery and ancillary content produced recently. As a consumer I absolutely hope that's the case, but as a DMsGuild creator I'm apprehensive. I've been working on the Codex of the Infinite Planes series for a year now, and I'm 15 volumes of a total 26...

Oooh I like the idea of the Warlock Tiles. I love my Dwarven Forge stuff but it's quite a pain to haul around, and the Dungeon Tiles are a bit too flimsy/slippery for use without additional support. This looks like it fills a niche in my collection. Very excited to see more!

I am very much looking forward to this book, though some of the previews indicate Ravnica is going to be presented without a connection to the planeswalking features that suffuse M:tG. Still, I'm planning on doing what I can to incorporate the massive city into the wider setting of the Infinite...

I'm really hoping Ravnica gets opened up on the DMsGuild. I'd love to add details about the guilds of Ravnica across the planes in my Codex of the Infinite Planes articles, though likely as a separate appendix. Selesnya's connection to Arborea, the Rakdos Cult in the Abyss, Golgari spawning pits...

I am beyond excited for this. Megadungeons have always fascinated me, and Undermountain holds a special status as being one of the oldest D&D canon dungeons (in print back to 1991, and further back for Greenwood's personal games). However, I think the products released thus far have not...

I really dig this, and my Storm King's Thunder campaign is just getting to the point where it's going to be really useful (I started with Legacy of the Crystal Shard so my players have been kicking around Icewind Dale for awhile now). I'm going to have to dig into the terrain around the North...

I really dig this, and my Storm King's Thunder campaign is just getting to the point where it's going to be really useful (I started with Legacy of the Crystal Shard so my players have been kicking around Icewind Dale for awhile now). I'm going to have to dig into the terrain around the North...

The Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG uses 0-level characters in a novel way through adventures called "funnels." Essentially, each player rolls 2 to 4 random 0-level characters, which can include halfling cheesemakers, dwarven brewers, human chicken farmers, and a whole lot of other fun. They each get...

I'm not super interested in the Genesys system, but I've been looking forward to a Terrinoth setting book since Runebound! Definitely looking at getting this one and seeing what I can do to hack a 5E campaign out of it.

The secrets of the Plane of Fire ... revealed at last! The mythical Codex of the Infinite Planes is a massive book containing information on the very planes of existence. Too many for one document to tackle, so it's been divided up into volumes covering individual planes. Crack open the codex...