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I just found a dnd character sheet for the goose from untitled goose game. 😂

https://www.reddit.com/r/UnearthedArcana/comments/da1nm6/the_goose_from_untitled_goose_game_monster/

DNDSPEAK is a website dedicated to providing you with extra material for your tabletop games. This site offers custom fantasy music, DM inspiration, and our specialty: d100 lists. Each list is in the form of a d100 list, meaning there are 100 different options for each category (some lists may contain more). These lists are created by the D100 Reddit Community. If you would like to request a category, please submit your request there.

Only just had the time to look through this website today and, props to ‘em, it’s a fantastic tabletop gaming resource! It has good content for inspiration, and it sources ideas from the community, giving credit where it’s due.

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Even if you just use their random lists. Here are some examples that they offer: Roll a d10 if you wanna choose one at random!

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If you want to contribute to a list or see what lists are currently in the works, check out their reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/d100/

I’d encourage any tabletop gamer to have a look at the site, and while you’re at it check out Tabletop Gaming Resources for more art, tips, and tools for your game!

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DNDSPEAK is a website dedicated to providing you with extra material for your tabletop games. This site offers custom fantasy music, DM inspiration, and our specialty: d100 lists. Each list is in the form of a d100 list, meaning there are 100 different options for each category (some lists may contain more). These lists are created by the D100 Reddit Community. If you would like to request a category, please submit your request there.

Only just had the time to look through this website today and, props to ‘em, it’s a fantastic tabletop gaming resource! It has good content for inspiration, and it sources ideas from the community, giving credit where it’s due.

I love it!

Even if you just use their random lists. Here are some examples that they offer: Roll a d10 if you wanna choose one at random!

100+ Cave Skill Challenges

100 Secrets A Hamlet Or Village Conceals From Outsiders

100 Things You Can Find In A Haunted House

100 Bard Songs

100 Halfling Traits

100 Interesting Dungeon Encounters

100 Cyberpunk Corporations

100 Warm Up Roleplaying Questions for Players

100 NPC Jobs

100 Useless People You Find On A Failed “Gather Information” Check

They have generators too. For example, a random potion and book generator.

If you want to contribute to a list or see what lists are currently in the works, check out their reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/d100/

I’d encourage any tabletop gamer to have a look at the site, and while you’re at it check out Tabletop Gaming Resources for more art, tips, and tools for your game!

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stuntmantan

One of the things I do find lacking in 5e is the gap of magic items and weapons for lower level players. It seems like the game is designed to jump straight from having no magic weapons at all to suddenly throwing Sunblades and Holy Avengers around. These are some weapon concepts I developed that are closer to Sting than Anduril, aimed at player characters around 5th level.

Get the PDF free on DMs Guild: https://www.dmsguild.com/product/262995/Simple-Uncommon-Magic-Weapons

@dnd-apothecary

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So this is a cheat-sheet I’ve made for personal use to just have an overview over all the basic D&D rules. The first page covers most of the text rules. The color divides the sections more or less from one another.

The second page covers most of the important tables and stats, that you’ll probably need through the game. Hope you like it and find some use for this! Cheers.

bardicknowledgeblogger

SUPER handy! I might use this for the kiddos in my beginner d&d camp this summer!

rpgsandbox

Foul Play - Art & Story by Michel Gerencir

#omg

prokopetz

I’m not one to tell anybody they’re playing their character wrong, but I really think a lot of folks who play tieflings in 5E could benefit immensely from keeping a copy of the spell description for the thaumaturgy cantrip on hand at all times. There is some serious potential being missed here, is what I’m saying.

alexanderrm

https://roll20.net/compendium/dnd5e/Thaumaturgy#content

Wow, that does indeed have a lot of potential.

Even for perfectly everyday Tieflings, they probably do things like slamming doors shut hands-free when they angrily storm out of places.

prokopetz

I know, right? A lot of folks dismiss thaumaturgy because its effects aren’t “useful”, but thaumaturgy isn’t about utility: it’s about drama. Even if you’re not big on Evoking Religious Dread, you can slam doors hands-free, conjure rimshots (ba-dum-TSHHH) for your own bad jokes, or megaphone-shout without the megaphone. You can make your problems everybody’s problems.