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Month: January 2019

Posted on January 20, 2019December 15, 2025

Bringing Back Masterwork Weapons

Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition had a lot of cool features.

One of them being masterwork items.

Masterwork items simulated well-crafted weapons, armour, and items found in the world, which gave you minor bonuses when used.

The most popular of these were masterwork weapons.

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YUMDM is the brand name behind the D&D zine, d12 Monthly. A monthly zine that is influenced by the physical magazines of old (like Dragon, Pyramid, Shadis, Warlock, and White Dwarf).

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