The Workshop: Heroes on Demand – Lorrsk, Half-Orc Fighter
Lorrsk Half-Orc Fighter (Battle Master) 3 Armor Class 16 Hit Points 31 (3d10) Proficiency Bonus +2 Speed 30 ft. Alignment neutral good Languages Common, Orc Ability Scores Strength […]
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The Workshop – The Children of the Faceless God
The Children of the Faceless God are a mystery cult that was established about six decades ago by a half-elf named Tarsun. As a child […]
The Workshop: Heroes on Demand – Welby Quickstep, Halfling Thief
This character is more of an exercise in portraying an archetype that I don’t believe I have ever seen represented in a Dungeons and Dragons campaign, but […]
The Workshop – Heroes on Demand: Tenille
Tennille Variant Human Paladin 1 Armor Class 18 (chain mail and shield) Hit Points 11 (1d10+1) Proficiency Bonus +2 Speed 30 ft Alignment neutral good Languages Common, Dwarvish Ability […]
The Workshop – The Iron Domain (DND 5E)
I’ve finally been reading through Kevin Hearne’s Iron Druid Chronicles and I was struck by this concept after reading the first book. Within the first chapter, the […]
Astral Projections – Review: Sword Coast Adventurers Guide (D&D 5e)
I was introduced to the Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide (SCAG) a year or so ago when we played Curse of Strahd. Our DM suggested a […]
The Workshop: Lita – Lioness of the Plains
I decided to have a little more multi-class fun and see what I could do around the concept of an animal totem. Mechanically, the choices […]
The Workshop: Karn – Barbarian Genealogist
Backgrounds as presented in Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition are a fairly important part of the character creation process. They tell you where your character […]
The Workshop – Fighter Three Ways (Part 3 of 3)
We wrap up this discussion that was prompted by a piece I recently wrote on how the mechanics do not define your character in Dungeons and […]
The Workshop – Fighter Three Ways (Part 2 of 3)
Welcome to part two of this three part series that was written as additional follow up to the piece I did about mechanics not defining […]