Jul 27, 2018
@lair-master‘s post about 160-word subclasses for D&D 5e inspired me to blow some of the dust off my blog and give it a shot myself.
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@lair-master‘s post about 160-word subclasses for D&D 5e inspired me to blow some of the dust off my blog and give it a shot myself.
Here comes the bastard.
Shit my players said today:
"I've given him quite a bit of money, so it doesn't matter if I'm awkward."
"These guys are just shitty Freemasons."
"Do they look like magic nail clippings?"
All sorts of danger lurk just beyond the reach of the explorer’s light, simultaneously attracted by the novelty and repelled by the brightness.
Once, there were gods in the earth. Far past any mortal memory, they cavorted and roamed in the emerald dawn of the world. But they are gone now, and little evidence of their nature or their fate r…
Jitterbud Mildly addictive The immature blossoms of the purple caladock, when roasted and steeped, produce a refreshingly tart beverage that helps stave off drowsiness. Chewing raw caladock buds pr…
I’ve been pretty bad about mentioning this lately, but I’m still posting original RPG-related content at my blog, Peril and Plunder.
There’s a li’l bit of everything: old school and new school, magic items, heavy metal magic, and monsters.
C’mon down!
A baker’s dozen of dungeon denizens inspired by some random bullshit that drifted across my dashboard. Killer Bee: aggressive eusocial insect (AC 12, 1/2 HD, sting +1 (1d2 damage + Con save o…
Watch your step!
I spy with my little eye, a new post on Peril and Plunder