d12 Monthly – Issue 7 – Wilderness Issue

The latest issue of my Dungeons and Dragons zine is out!

Issue 7 has 28 pages! and is all about the wilderness. It will feature articles on a new slot-based encumbrance system, helpful mundane equipment, rules around wilderness travel and camping, building random encounter tables, barbarian tribes, and much more!

You can get issue 7 here: d12 Monthly – Issue 7 (Wilderness) PDF

Issue 0, Issue 1, Issue 2, Issue 3, Issue 4, Issue 5 , and Issue 6 are also available.

Patreon

If you want to help support this project (and help keep them free), I have a Patreon which I launched that will help me develop these zines into something truly great.

Issue Themes

Each issue has a particular theme that most of the article will be about. Issue 7’s theme is Wilderness.

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 7 Contents

Issue 7 is jam-packed with a lot of content (28 pages worth!) and contains the following feature articles:

Slotting In – A new slot-based encumbrance system.

Equip Yourself – Mundane equipment that could just save your life!

Weapon Spotlight – This time we take a look at the spear.

Oh, The Places You Will Go – New wilderness travel rules for your campaign.

Setting Up Camp – Everyone has a job to do.

Building Random Encounters – A look at how to build your own random encounter tables.

Watchout for the Locals – Three new human barbarian tribes in the Riven Basic (or wherever you want to place them).

Tracking – Your skill just got better.

Location, Location, Location – This time we look at two wilderness locations: a very old henge and a roadside inn.

And much more! 

Maps

The maps in this issue are supplied by Dyson Dodecahedron. Click to enlarge.

Printed Copy

If you want a printed copy, you will need to do this yourself.

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! 🙂