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The Kickstarter is live! Pledge for one system and get them all (D&D 5E, 2024, Level Up, Shadow of the Demon Lord, and Old School Essentials). Everybody that pledges for a PDF or book also gets virtual tabletop modules to boot!

I have to tell you all that I am humbled and impressed by what Michael McCarthy and Andrew Engelbrite did here, and I have already sent the PDF to some colleagues in the industry because god damn did they really do something special. They deserve more recognition for it than just the credits in...

EN5ider Magazine Issue #2 is following up strong from last month's launch with an extra-large issue for a brand new class — along with 4 subclasses, new magic items, and an adventure for 6th level characters! Become a Protomancer. Identify and manipulate the patterns of reality around you to...

There's a survey! If you have the playtest packet you should have been messaged with a link to the survey, but if I missed you please let me know.

Fantasy Classics #11: Spiders 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 a ship-catching webweaver, utterly lethal bug, ephemeral arachnid...

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...