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To start things off, there aren't any rules for fire extinguishers or fire truck hoses. There is a brief mention that immersion in water or using a fire extinquisher automatically extinguishes a fire in regards to the Burning condition. Beyond this, a fire axe is an advanced melee weapon, and...

In what would seem like an odd out-of-order place, the Chapter after Finishing Touches* is Equipment, with Feats being the next part. I suppose that makes sense, as Feats only come into play at 2nd level whereas everyone needs and uses Equipment. *This chapter covers basic stuff like...

Same here. The movie sourcebooks are cool, but the big reason why I got into D20 Modern was the Urban Arcana sourcebook. Your review for this book helped put it on the radar for me, and I swear that I'm not trying to steal your thunder!

Smart Heroes are those who use Genius to enact Plans. They’re also the most wordy class and archetype, coming in at 22 pages where most other classes range from 8 to 13 pages. Unlike the other classes, Geniuses and their Archetypes are highly dependent on one particular feature: Plans are...

2/17/2024 Update: EN World recently published an article about this book's publisher. Based on the allegations of ex-employees, ranging from a toxic work environment to not paying contractors the money that was agreed upon, I am no longer comfortable in supporting this company's work and...

This adventure takes place in a remote halfling village located within a forest. Miss Blue is a mage whose magic item creation hobby has had side effects in the local spring, where her experimental Awaken potions got into the water supply. A few animals drinking from it gain self-awareness, and...

This adventure is suited for 3 to 6 PCs who take the roles of a covey of hags competing in the Unseelie Hie, a competitive tournament hosted by the Queen of Air and Darkness. The prize is the deed to magic-rich land, and as the PC’s covey is currently landless gaining it would be a huge boon to...

Content Warning: Picture of an ettercap on the cover. I don’t know if that monster specifically triggers arachnophobia. DM’s Guild Page The concept of playing monsters has existed for a long time in Dungeons & Dragons, from Gygax allowing a homebrewed Balrog growing into their power to 2nd...

Product Link Product Type: Bestiary Cos-Required? Technically no, but all their backstories tie into the module What is an evil overlord without minions to carry out their dirty work, to menace the heroes of the story before they eventually fight the Big Bad themselves? Strahd Von Zarovich has...

Drive-Thru RPG Page Many portrayals of goblins show them as fearsome beginner-level foes, basically being orcs but short. But there have been more humorous takes on them, quite often in the form of adventures where they’re the protagonists. Pathfinder’s We Be Goblins is the most notable...

Limitless Heroics did this along with a smorgasbord of other neurodivergent traits and disabilities. The book had writers and consultants who are doctors, mental health professionals, and people who had the real-world traits, so they took painstaking efforts to be both accurate and respectful...

One more thing I'd like to mention is that the Hedra Group's official site has a special discount link where you can get One Night Strahd for 50% off. I can't directly link as the site has some non-sexual nudity, but if you Google "Hedra Group One Night Strahd" you should find it easily enough.

Optional Encounters & Aftermatter These two scenarios are optional content for One Night Strahd, either to add some new content for repeat playthroughs or just because it would be interesting. Each encounter has potential treasures and boons that can aid the PCs during the rest of the...

Act III: I’ll Be Back The Eclipse and much of Act 3 is the final stage of One Night Strahd, narrowing down the more diverse choices in Acts 1 and 2 into a funnel to the final boss. While the boxed text changes depending on where the party is in Castle Ravenloft in Act 2, the Eclipse is an...

There are 8 different encounter locations in the Crypts regardless of who is the villain, being six mausoleums and two crypts belonging to Strahd and Sergei. The order of encounters is up to the DM, although the book has a suggested sequence, as well as encouraging them to obtain either the Luck...

Act II: Crush Your Enemies Act 2 follows a bit of a different format than Act 1. Taking place entirely within Castle Ravenloft, it is separated into five different encounters representing major areas of the castle, and in between them the DM runs shorter encounters. Technically all of the areas...

Act I: Fight me, I’m Right Here Glass & Diamonds kicks off the adventure by having what is supposedly the Church of Tymora hiring the PCs to defeat the Vampire Lord of Ravenloft, even though their oracles insist that they’ve been hired in the future so their contract is just as legitimate. This...

Product Link* Product Type: Adventure CoS-Required? No *Note: The Hedra Group's official site has a special discount link where you can get One Night Strahd for 50% off. I can't directly link as the site has some non-sexual nudity, but if you Google "Hedra Group One Night Strahd" you should...

This isn't character optimization so much as making suggestions so that Ranger PCs feel like their choices are meaningful, as well as for DMs having a handy reference to tell players things like "oh, undead hardly show up in this module, you should pick something else as your favored enemy."

This is our bestiary section, containing 36 humanoid/NPCs, 19 bestial monsters, and 8 djinn who are a new creature type of their own. The descriptive text for this section is written in an in-character format from the perspective of Osman, talking about his research into the world’s people and...