Issue 58 of d12 Monthly has landed – and this one’s for those who love character creation.
This issue brings the game of D&D back to its roots by creating just four classes and four races you can play. Using your imagination and kits (optional), you can create any character you want.
The elf has also moved away from Tolkien and have become much more strange and fey-like.
Dive in and discover news ways to play the game.
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Related Issues
Here is a list of past issues of d12 Monthly that you may find compliments this issue. A lot of my issues can be used with OSE quite easily, but here are some specific ones:
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List of Articles:
Introduction – An overview of what the this is all about.
Time for a New Character – A new way to generate ability scores.
Races: Human, Dwarf, Elf, Halfling – New take on old races.
Classes: Warrior, Rogue, Priest, Magic-User – New take on old classes.
Retirement – Why retire at 10th level.
The Wrath of God – The Priests’ Domains.
More Character Options – Adding kits into your campaign.
Skilled Up – A new, definitive list of Secondary Skills.
Adhoc – A couple of new rules.
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Contributions
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Art
Cover art by Dean Spencer.
Internal Art by Dean Spencer, and .
Featuring art by Danial Comerci and Dean Spencer.
All art ©, used with permission, all rights reserved. Some artwork provided by Zed Nope, and used with permission.
Unless otherwise mentioned, all articles are written by Russ at YUMDM.
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