Adding Feats to 5e Backgrounds
Spelljammer’s errata says that every player should start with a Feat. With that becoming the new norm in 5e D&D you shouldn’t limit yourself to the three suggested Feats.
The mistake of abandoning personality via One D&D
Getting rid of Traits, Ideals, Bonds and Flaws is a mistake that reduces story opportunities rather than expand story. There is another way.
Introducing Militia Actions to support base defense in urban rebellion play
Add lair actions to a PC group defending their homebase
“I’m not even supposed to be here today” — add a Clerk background to D&D
Don’t be murdered by clerks, be the clerks that murder. This is another Background for 5th edition D&D.
Batons and short staves – two new finesse weapons
5e D&D rogues need some bludgeoning options to expand the stories we tell via our games. Here are two that help with that.
Twilight Fables – a sourcebook designed for 5e D&D focusing on European folklore
As an active participant on ENWorld, I watched the Twilight Fables project grow from idea to concept through approach and playtest. As an already funded project, supporting it on Kickstarter means my readers will not be backing a failed project — it’s done. The books have had proofs printed. Rod Waibel has a different approach…
Now is the time to reduce the house rules in your D&D game
With the upcoming boom in Dungeons and Dragons players you should structure you campaign to welcome them.
Honor Among Thieves, the next D&D movie looks fun
The D&D movie, Honor Among Thieves, looks like a fun romp by a perfect party of ne’er-do-wells, except Jean-Page, he’s the Paladin.
Gendarmes of Sheljar Campaign: One Sheet
All that you need to know about the campaign Gendarmes of Sheljar
Inkling as a Warlock familiar
The Inkling Mascot was the perfect familiar for one of my players, but its weak at the point in play we’re at — this is the Improved Inkling.
Full Moon Storytelling 