This is how I D&D
Centaurs roam open plains and make their home near forests and woodland so they can take advantage of the hunting available there.
The primary weapon used by centaurs while hunting, and while protecting themselves, is their great bow.
This bow is similar to the longbow (or war bow), but is larger and more powerful.
A web enhancement for d12 Monthly, Issue 21 (Hills & Mountains). Sometimes articles get cut from the final issue for a number of reasons, so I have decided to include them as bonus web content. Enjoy!
This one is mentioned in the random tables on page 13, but the creature was cut due to space. I have included it here as I was asked about it.
Ahools are a bat-primate mix, having large crimson, bat-like wings. With a wingspan of approximately 22-ft, it appears much bigger than it is.
Back in Issue 10 of d12 Monthly, I wrote an article called Team Up where I listed some disparate monster team-ups that would make tough and memorable encounters for your PCs.
I want to continue this online as I present a regular section on the site called Team Ups! This article features my first team up: owlbear and yellow musk creeper.
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A web enhancement for d12 Monthly, Issue 21 (Hills & Mountains). Sometimes articles get cut from the final issue for a number of reasons, so I have decided to include them as bonus web content. Enjoy!
Ogres have been mistaken for giants for a millennia or more. Just because they are giant in size, does not make them giants in nature.
Issue 21 of my Dungeons and Dragons zine is out!
Issue 21 is all about the Hills & Mountains. It will feature articles on adventuring in those terrains, the monsters that dwell within, random encounter tables, another adventure location, and much more! (See below for details).
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Issue 20 of my Dungeons and Dragons zine is out!
Issue 20 is all about the Desert & Badlands. It will feature articles on adventuring in the those terrains, the monsters that dwell within, new heat-based spells, a new desert location, and much more! (See below for details).
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As you may be aware, my zine uses the current 1.0a OGL from Wizards of the Coast.
I will be, starting in the next issue (Issue 20), no longer using the OGL.
Issue 19 of my Dungeons and Dragons zine is out!
Issue 19 is all about the Arctic. It will feature articles on adventuring in the arctic, new features found there, new cold magic, Blood Ice – a new substance, a new class: the Ice Crafter, new monsters, and much more! (See below for details).
In Dungeons & Dragons, wizards always seem to go for the flashy, damage-inducing spells.
But there are other spells that are way more effective (in various situation), and I feel, are way better than those flashy spells.
I want to try and expand your thinking when it comes to choosing your wizard’s spells. Or, to help you make do with the ones you randomly rolled.
I have broken this up into three editions of the game – OSE (Basic), D&D3e, and D&D5e – listing five from each edition.
Continue reading “Five 1st-Level Spells In D&D Better Than Magic Missile”
Issue 18 of my Dungeons and Dragons zine is out!
Issue 18 is all about Swamps. It will feature articles on types of swamps, creatures and locations found in wetlands, adventuring in these difficult terrains, new monster templates, and much more! (See below for details).