Arron Kluz

When one traditionally thinks of Clerics in DnD, they imagine a stout warrior clad in plate armor wielding a mace. They imagine that hero crushing the bones of evil undead and using the holy light of their patron deity to heal the wounds of their fellow adventurers and keep them on their feet. Perhaps that […]

Giants have been a staple in DnD for many years, allowing their lore to be built upon and expanded significantly throughout each edition. It is not hard to imagine why this is so, as their towering size and generally dim-witted nature make them exciting and cinematic opponents for mid-level parties. However, one of my favorites

Humans may seem like one of the less exciting races in Dungeons & Dragons 5e, I know that party members have teased me for playing humans plenty of times. However, humans have a lot of depth in the Forgotten Realms for players to pull from when playing one. Humans are also the most flexible of the

Bards are one of the most varied classes in all of 5e. They can be vital in traditional combat, have a library of spells to pick from at will, and can develop their skills to have solid options during any situation they face throughout their campaign. If you’re going to play a Bard, you need

Giants are fantastic monsters to throw against a party if you are a Dungeon Master running a low to mid-level party. Their scale makes them a blast to go up against, each type has a fun personality to interact with, and there are few pleasures better than seeing the faces of your party change when

It wouldn’t be a DnD campaignwithout a party facing down a conniving, sinister dragon sitting upon a mountain of gold in the humid cave of their lair. I mean, it’s even right there in the game’s name. There are dozens of types of dragons to choose from when planning a campaign, with Wizards of the

There are many races for players to choose from when making their 5e character. Each race comes with a detailed history, culture, and lore for players to roleplay around, as well as unique abilities and the difficulty of thinking of a good name that doesn’t feel dumb. One of my favorite races is the Tabaxi,