A ten-foot-long, 7 lbs. wooden pole seems to float through the air. It enters are dark corridor that seems to slowly descend on an incline. Without any visible hands to wield it, the pole moves back and forth in a semi-circle, poking at the tiles. Twenty feet behind the pole, a party of adventurers follows. […]
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A manticore 5e guide can help you better understand this abomination (not the fleshy D&D immortals). These creatures have been a favorite of gamers and mythology enthusiasts for decades. In the D&D world, manticores are just as favored. Just the other day, my campaign ran into one at level one. We ended up getting away
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Dungeons and Dragons are home to many facets that can improve characterization and customization. With the primary classes, their subclass features, and other feats, there are so many options that having the same build is a coincidence. So when it comes to making a character, you can come up with anything and still have something
Life and death can be difficult concepts for any D&D party to deal with. They are often heavy topics that require careful handling. Yet when it comes to D&D spells like the spell featured in this Resurrection 5e guide, they often extend beyond the boundaries that the deities put in place to keep the dead
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You found it in a dragon’s hoard. At first, the Monk had thought it was a new Quarterstaff they could strap to their back (you think they might have an addiction to collecting Quarterstaffs), but with a quick Identify, they discovered it was anything but. Instead, this powerful D&D weapon went into your hands. Filled
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DnD 5e comes with a plethora of spells and magical effects for players to choose from when building their character. The list is routinely expanded upon when 5e receives new supplemental books to give players new options to explore and play around with. With how open tabletop RPGs can be, however, it is impossible for
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My interest in Dungeons and Dragons came first from my father. He created his campaigns and characters- and his love for creating worlds has even extended into other projects. But a lot has changed since then, and, in recent years, there’s been an explosion in the DnD community. Along with that? Great Dungeons and Dragons
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
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On a moonless night in a lonely forest, two enemies faced off, a cloaked man and a spearman. The cloaked man spoke some words and the moonlight came out of nowhere, bathing the spearman. The spearman’s flesh smoked as he shrieked in agony. The spearman turned into a wolf and fled. The cloaked man turned
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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
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