The latest issue of my Dungeons and Dragons zine is out! Issue 5 is all about divine magic and will feature articles on creating a pantheon from scratch, unique holy symbols, chaos within established religions, another look at the paladin, alignment use within your campaign world, a new way to handle turning undead, and much more!
You can download the PDF of issue 5 here: d12 Monthly – Issue 5 (Divine Magic)
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Previous issues are also available in PDF, or as a physical product.
Patreon
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Issue Themes
Each issue has a particular theme that most of the article will be about. Issue 5’s theme is Divine Magic.
Contributions
Want to feature in the zine in an upcoming issue? Feel free to contact me via Twitter and let me know what you want to contribute.
Issue 5 Contents
Issue 5 is jam-packed with a lot of content (24 pages worth!) and contains the following feature articles:
Creating a Pantheon – Get your deities in order. Create a panteon from scratch.
Weapon Spotlight – Taking another look at the iconic mace.
Holy Symbols – Not all symbols are created equal.
Turning Up The Heat – An alternative system for turning undead.
Organised Chaos – How chaos has a home within organised (and lawful) religions. This article is by the awesome Gary Smith.
Wayward Followers – Punishments for followers who lose their way. How to get them back on track.
Align Your Campaigns – Another use for alignments within your campaign world.
Location, Location, Location – We take a second look at the town of Riverbend. The map is by the talented artist Alex the Map Maker (see below for larger versions of the map included in this issue). This also includes some personalities of Riverbend.
Twisted Table – This table looks at a random table for starting off your campaign. This table is by Tale of the Manticore.
Maps
What would d12 Monthly be like without some maps? The Riverbend map is by Alex the Map Maker and can be downloaded for personal use.
The map of the temple of Ferast is by Christian Eichhorn.
The Town of Riverbend
The Temple of Ferast
Printed Copy
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Adobe has a guide to print it so it becomes a booklet. Or simply follow the below settings when printing from Adobe PDF Reader.
Over to You
Feel free to leave any feedback on this issue in the comments below! 🙂
While You’re Here…
Since 2021 I have been publishing d12 Monthly, a monthly zine, which has a ton of articles for any edition of Dungeons and Dragons.
Printed copies are available in my store. The PDF is available on DriveThruRPG and you can get both, plus support my work, via my Patreon.
I will also be releasing some more products in the near future.
Feel free to reach out to me on Twitter or my contact page any time.