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The Artificer is the only full class released for 5e after its original release. This means it only has a few subclasses to pick from, but each one of them brings a fun new way to experience 5e. One of these is the Battle Smith, a martial-focused Artificer assisted by a construct of their design […]

The races of DnD include a range of fantastic options for players to customize their characters. Players can choose a race because of its cultural elements, fun appearance, or mechanical elements that work well with their selected D&D class. A great option for players to consider comes in the form of the Harengon, a rabbit-like

The Forgotten Realms and other worlds of DnD are extremely dangerous. There is a menagerie of violent and menacing beasts and monsters that can bring an early end to adventurers if they aren’t careful. However, many adventurers may not expect that they also have to watch out for the plants. That’s right, even plants can

Few low-level Dungeons and Dragons monsters are as intimidating to see on a DnD battlefield as the star of this Intellect Devourer 5e guide. Not only is its appearance off-putting enough to send a shiver down any adventurer’s spine, but the creature can kill a player’s character with relative ease and exploit the weak mental

DnD pulls inspiration from monsters and creatures throughout mythology and culture throughout history. Across the tabletop system’s various settings, players can come across Medusa, Rakshasas, and more. One very fun creature pulled from a culture that you can throw at low-level players is the Flesh Golem, which is highly reminiscent of Frankenstein’s monster and other

Dungeons and Dragons are filled with a menagerie of terrifying and unique monsters for players to come across throughout their adventures. From krakens lurking in the deep waters to ropers ambushing players from above in the dark cave systems, there is always something just around the corner that can quickly end a character’s life if

The image of a dragon soaring over a medieval city and terrorizing the people below with its fiery breath is deeply ingrained in the DNA of the fantasy genre. Any fantasy fan has read about countless dragons, faced them throughout numerous video games and tabletop systems, and seen them depicted in shows and movies. They’re

One of the best aspects of the fifth edition of DnD is how approachable it is for new players, especially those who don’t have much experience with tabletop RPGs. The straightforward nature of the rules also allows the system to be converted to multiple settings and genres with general ease. So, if you have a

Out of the varied cast of unique races in 5e, the Warforged are the only ones that are artificial constructs made of magic-infused metal. They were initially introduced in the game’s third edition as a part of the official Eberron setting. They have appeared ever since DnD 3e, but since they are typically confined to