Sports: A New Tool for 5th Edition D&D
Adding Sports as a Tool to your 5th edition D&D game opens your table up to new stories and backgrounds for the characters.
Barbers and bloodletters – hedge healers belong in your D&D campaign
Shave and a haircut? Two bits an’ a few minutes. I’ll fix those braids too.
Add the Barber to your D&D world.
‘Wine lets secrets out’ – the Vintner, a 5e D&D Background
These rules a pre-publication example of a Vintner – a background for the current edition of Dungeons & Dragons.
Work the earth as a Farmer – a 5e D&D Background
These rules a pre-publication example of a Farmer – a background for the current edition of Dungeons & Dragons. Included are an alternate background of Beekeeper and the rules for Farmer’s Tools.
Remarkable Drudge – work hard, play hard with this new Fantastic & Empowered Background v 2
In the magical worlds of D&D some common laborers have learned the spells that make their lives a bit easier. The Remarkable Drudge augments their labor with a bit of spellwork. This is version 2.
Adding Culture to Your Game: A new tool
Get rid of languages; replace them with Culture: NAME.
What Tools Tell You About Your D&D Character
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.
Coffee Gear – a 5e D&D Tool
Add a new tool to your 5th Edition D&D campaign with Coffee Gear. Have a character that roasts, brews, and serves coffee whether in cafes or in the wilds.
Full Moon Storytelling 