A proper aquatic theme establishes a defining tone, which affects player choices, especially character builds. Though there are a myriad of magnificent maritime archetypes already available canonically, I’ve compiled a few multiclass builds that I believe would abet excitement in this theme.
Explore the advantages of in-game mounts, utilizing them as players and Dungeon Masters, and overcoming mount-related challenges.
Dungeon Masters have many tools at their disposal to engage their players in rich storytelling. In this article, we will explore the underutilized device of dream sequences and how to effectively use them in-game.
Helping your players develop magic items can either take front stage or be an on-going pastime activity, for an individual or the entire party. We will explore methods for each of these options and give tips on how to incorporate magic item creation into your Dungeons and Dragons campaign.
How does this class fare in combat? The Artificer is quite robust with proficiencies in armor and shields, armor- and weapon-boosting infusions, an arsenal of magic items, and, bonuses to saving throws. We’ll show how each specialty compares in battle.
In this article, we will provide formulas for popular magic items and our methods of formula development for Dungeon Masters to mirror and utilize in their story building.
In this article, we’ll explore several classifications of witches, including druidic Wiccans, prophesying Seers, traditional Hags, sea-faring Sirens, and astrological Cosmic Witches. We will also provide several canonical class builds, following the rules-as-written Dungeons and Dragons manuals.
With their intelligent hunting prowess, wild bloodthirst, and eerie ability to blend in with common villagers, Lycanthropes (werebeasts) effortlessly add a touch of terror to low-level campaigns.
