Homebrew
D&D 5e Homebrew: Dagger of the Demon Lord
A demon lord typically has no use for such a puny weapon. However, this Demon Lord’s dagger was far from an ordinary piece of steel. […]
Homebrew
Dungeons and Dragons
Creating a Short Adventure for D&D 5e
One-shots are an excellent choice for a small pick up game of D&D 5e. A short adventure is a subset of one-shots that last one […]
Homebrew
Homebrew for Whips in D&D 5e
It’s been a while since my last homebrew post on here, so I figured for my birthday and the release of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate […]
Mechanics Discussion
What is Surprise in D&D 5e?
Stealthy characters revolve around getting the drop on their enemies and eliminating a threat before they have a chance to retaliate. In D&D 5e, surprise […]
Homebrew
Tomb of Horrors – Kobold Meat Grinder Style
My apologies for the late post, but I didn’t want to spoil the surprise for my players that got to run through this during our […]
Homebrew
How To Create a Homebrew Race for D&D 5e
Homebrewing is a big part of D&D 5e. The game is open-ended by design and is pretty easy to work with for those that want […]
Dungeons and Dragons
How to Create a Treasure Hoard in D&D 5e
Treasure and leveling-up are the two rewards that players get outside of just enjoying the game. Treasure is important, and honestly, it can be pretty […]
Campaign Planning
Planning a West Marches Campaign in D&D 5e
I mentioned awhile ago in my post about sandbox D&D 5e campaigns that I had an interest in running a West Marches campaign. (un)fortunately I’ve gotten the […]
Mechanics Discussion
A Look Into Flanking in D&D 5e
I grew up playing primarily D&D 3.5e, but I’ve played miniature war games and other types of games all my life. When I found out […]
Dungeons and Dragons
Reskinning and Reflavoring Creatures in D&D 5e
My players have been around for a while and it can be difficult to make some of my favorite creatures feel new and challenging. Reflavoring […]