Arthur Monteclar

The bald Eagle: a vicious aviary predator worthy of being the United States of America’s fierce symbol. When they open up their wings to take flight, an imaginary yet majestic choir sings and chants. The sun shines brighter every time they flap their wings. Despite seeing countless videos of animals acting dumb (including the bald […]

If you have played Valorant before, you would probably be familiar with Erik Torsten, a.k.a. Breach, the Swedish ex-convict with fantastic metal arms. He has many powers, such as blinding opponents with a harsh flashing light, releasing a powerful shockwave that damages enemies through walls, and crushing the ground in a straight line that concusses

Many players like to build their character in D&D surrounding a theme, and I can’t blame them; making characters in D&D is fun by itself, but making one with a theme forces you to be innovative. I have met several players with this mindset, and one of the most iconic builds is a pyromancer-based character.

Because Dungeons and Dragons is a fantasy tabletop RPG, it can be a story about the white knights on fiery steeds. The Cleric can be the answer to the question of one of my favorite songs; “where have all the good men gone, and where are all the gods?” Indeed, every player has the potential

Players and creatures alike in D&D 5e tend to make some saving throws here and there when in dangerous situations. Booby traps force you to succeed in Dexterity or Strength saving throws, ingesting poison forces you to succeed in Constitution saving throws, and more. Every spell forces its targets to make saving throws like Acid

Healers are essential aspects of an adventure. You cannot risk going to battle without any way to recover health quickly and in the heat of the moment. There are plenty of examples aside from the healer in Goblin Slayer; Chopper from One Piece acts as a healer since he is a doctor who treats the

Electricity is a deadly force; even a small shock of static electricity from brushing your arms with your friend can make you jump in surprise. In small amounts, it makes your hair stand up from end to end, but in large amounts, it can kill even the mightiest elephants. In D&D, you can harness the

In espionage, an extra pair of eyes and ears can be incredibly handy. Imagine if you can see the insides of a well-guarded fortress or hear the whispers of a confidential conversation. In real life, spies use bugs (a.k.a. covert listening devices) to hear their target talking without them noticing. A surveillance camera assists in

When I was a child, I played a lot of games on my Gameboy Advance SP, and one of them was Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. It was a tactical RPG where you control your units on a battlefield. You can move them in strategically advantageous positions and make them attack using weapons and cast spells.

A group of goblins wanders around a decaying dungeon looking for scraps of meat and metal to salvage when they see adventurers in a narrow hallway. They sneak toward them, but unfortunately, they notice the goblins’ presence; not taken aback, they push through with their plan and rush toward them. The Wizard among the party