Inspired by stock art available on the DM’s Guild and DrivethrurRPG, and 111 pages long, Villains & Lairs is a D&D 5e supplement chock full of villains.
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Looking back to 4th March 2019, Andrew Girdwood filed a report detailed as "There's lots of 5e goodness packed into all 95 pages of The Book of House, but I suspect it'll be...". It also was tagged with Ghosts Of Saltmarsh.
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Witch+Craft brings the joy of crafting to D&D
Astrolago Press’ Witch+Craft is designed to make it a little bit more dramatic and involved if PCs need to build something important; like repair a shipwreck or whisk up an impromptu grappling hook.
The Book of House: This D&D supplement turns clowns into a playable race
There’s lots of 5e goodness packed into all 95 pages of The Book of House, but I suspect it’ll be remembered for the clowns. For the clonn, as they are known. Geek Native was given a preview copy of the Book of House, but you can now buy it from the DMs Guild for $14.99. […]
Snowhaven brings Snowpunk to D&D
Snowpunk is the oppressive isolation of winter without end and near steampunk levels of technology in a high fantasy world. In a snowpunk game expect intrigue and noir.
D&D: Ghosts of Saltmarsh leaks on Amazon
The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh was originally published in 1981 for AD&D and the Greyhawk campaign setting. The adventure took PCs from level 1 to level 3 and featured a ghostly ship and a mansion haunted by an evil alchemist.
Odyssey of the Dragonlords: Free D&D 5e Player’s Guide from three veteran Bioware designers
Arcanum Worlds designers worked on Baldur’s Gate I and II, on Knights of the Old Republic, Star Wars: The Old Republic, Dragon Age: Origins and Neverwinter Nights.
Arcana of the Ancients takes Monte Cook back to D&D
Monte Cook was a part of the team who worked on the third edition of D&D. He was even involved with D&D Next, the project that became D&D 5e, and was announced as lead designer in January 2012. A few months later, though, Cook quit Wizards of the Coast citing differences with the company. Since […]
D&D: The ‘What does that stand for?’ list
A list of about 120 fairly common acronyms and abbreviations.
Ice Critters: D&D inspired monster ice creams
These monsters include Ooze Cream, Pixie Popsicle and Soft Imp.
