D&D 5E (2024) Tome for dwarves, runes, mines, and monsters

Grab your axes and hammers, heft your shields, and ready your mining picks because this special 6-article issue of EN5ider Magazine is all about stout folk!

• The fun begins with Dwarven Defenders that range the gamut from Artillerists and Grenadiers to Couriers and Magma Mages.
• Next are a system for Runes of Power, supplied in ample amounts from simple enchantments of stone to the most perfected adamant inscriptions for use with spell, blade, armor, or otherwise.
• This powerful form of magic is the bread and butter of the Runeweavers of Clan Mac Kinter (making them a force to be reckoned with in the hills of Albia in Elissar).
• Beware the ire of dwarves whether mortal or otherwise lest one of the haunting Grudges find its way to you!
• These ghostly enemies are likely to be found in the Mines of Herekda along with madness and carnage for those unable to find their way back out.
• More monsters crawl forth From Caverns Dark, though these threats are far less deadly to stout folk that know how to avoid or deal with them.

The all-new EN5ider Magazine is available as a monthly print magazine mailed directly to your door every month, or in convenient PDF format.

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[EthanSental]

Kinda reminds me of the 2e books the elves, dwarves, etc and I enjoyed those back in the day

 

[Mike Myler]

Kinda reminds me of the 2e books the elves, dwarves, etc and I enjoyed those back in the day

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[Sossij]

You know (and I play them this way, too), why are Dwarves, a race Tolkien pulled from Norse legend, always Scots? I mean, Swedish names are also quite popular for them, but I always see a majority Scots names and have never heard them with Nordic accents, and certainly Scots accents prevail.

 

[Mike Myler]

You know (and I play them this way, too), why are Dwarves, a race Tolkien pulled from Norse legend, always Scots? I mean, Swedish names are also quite popular for them, but I always see a majority Scots names and have never heard them with Nordic accents, and certainly Scots accents prevail.

At my table they are always yinzers with Pittsburghese accents, but I assumed there would be a revolt if I did that to EN5ider's dwarves.

Yinz ain't tryin to have dwarves goin dahntahn a'nat are yinz?

 

[Sossij]

At my table they are always yinzers with Pittsburghese accents, but I assumed there would be a revolt if I did that to EN5ider's dwarves.

Yinz ain't tryin to have dwarves goin dahntahn a'nat are yinz?

I will admit to having a large number of different accents for my dwarves (because there are a lot of them right now), but I do tend to drift to Scots and British accents, which, me being an American...are DIRE. Sorry, my table.

 

[el-remmen]

Is there a way to order it without joining the patreon?

 

[Mike Myler]

Is there a way to order it without joining the patreon?

Yes. Issues of EN5ider Magazine eventually make it onto DTRPG and the ENPublishing Store, though you have a bit of a wait until that happens.

 

[el-remmen]

Thank you! Will definitely be ordering this one and if I like it enough, I may return for the patreon.

 

[Mike Myler]

Thank you! Will definitely be ordering this one and if I like it enough, I may return for the patreon.