You are a light fighter who once served as a conscript in a standing army or militia. While there you learned the horrors of war. You also learned how to survive. You fought with what was available. Then, the war ended.
Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything helps fashion story creep via the optional rule that lets you swap various proficiencies for other proficiencies. Use this to tell a wider variety of stories.
A weekly dive into stories, vids, and podcasts you cannot miss.
The further emphasis on personalizing your character within the multiverse to the deeper hints that the multiverse will continue to grow Tasha’s Guide to Everything is about more than just new crunch.
How would you run a D&D campaign that focuses on rebelling against a power much mightier than the player-characters? What tools would you use to rise against The White Witch, or The Union, or the Burgue?
A D&D character built through the crowd. Tatiana Riverhopper explores the world looking for tales to tell and gold for her pocket.
In this week’s post there are tips about creating with accessibility in mind, more libraries playing D&D with youth, maps, recommended podcasts, and so much more.
The Heroes of Castle Cheney will always rally and wave the Flag of Defiance together.
A selection of stories and social that inspired my thoughts about #DnD this week.
Not all companion dogs in D&D need to be mastiffs. Your doggo can be a herder with this home brew.
