Recently, I searched online to see if there were any non-evil aligned deities connected to the winter domain, but had no luck whatsoever. And based on my searches, I found that I was far from alone in feeling frustrated since all of the official and standard pantheons only have evil aligned deities connected to the winter domain. So I thought it was time I did something about that…
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Unless it is a new player just beginning their journey into the wonderful world of D&D and other role-playing games, most people tend to have a pretty good idea of what the various creatures’ alignments their characters will encounter are. Practical and helpful? Yes. But what if that is not always the case, and preliminary assumptions do not reflect reality?
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This past week, a new character of mine was in need of a different background from the standard ones available in the 5E 2024 Player’s Handbook. Since she is from a forest village and her aunt is the village’s healer, I needed something to reflect that and the training she has received from her aunt.
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If you are anything like me, then you have probably grown bored, tired, or are simply no longer inspired by the default 100 item trinkets tables in the 2014 and 2024 5th Edition rules. So what do you do? You grab some dice and get ready to roll on a literal buffet of trinkets tables!
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As your group travels through an old evergreen forest, you suddenly come across the last thing you expected to find…a partially overgrown entrance to an old temple! Will you investigate this unexpected find now or return to explore it at a later time?
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The history of D&D is full of awesome locations, adventures, NPCs, monsters, and more that are waiting to be rediscovered. And should you have the opportunity to look through materials from past editions, you will doubtless find things you would love to add to your current game. For me, I ran across a rather interesting monster presented in a BECMI era adventure module…Dragonflies.
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This week, I finally had a chance to dig around online for something that I have been wanting to find and try out for quite a while now, playing a Pandaren character. And as luck would have it, I found two homebrew offerings that definitely appealed to me.
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During January of 2017, I posted a homebrew map that I had been working on for a bit and wanted to share with everyone. Looking at it again recently, I decided to update its look to match the style of maps I am having so much fun drawing now.
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Sometimes the best inspiration for a plot, item, or location can come from the most unexpected of places, and Starfall Manor is a perfect example of that. This wonderful two-story manor house with a cellar level is based on an abandoned Danish home built in 1877…
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You never know when you may have to come up with a name for an inn or tavern that your players have suddenly decided to stay at or visit, or you may be simply looking for inspiration. Either way, these name lists are ready to use at a moment’s notice!
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Moonhaven Forest 