• The Fighter, Ranger, and Paladin classes have fighting styles available early on, but they do not scale up with levels. At our table we modified a few of these from the Player’s Handbook to make them closer linked to that increase of proficiency but still avoid breaching the ‘bounded accuracy’ of 5E. If the bonus Read more

  • I have long been a fan of Feats and in Dungeons & Dragons 5E they help create more interesting characters. It is no surprise that we have a house rule that PCs start with a Feat and many encountered creatures have a Feat as well. These were originally written years ago with inspiration taken from Read more

  • As I continue my Gamer Goals for 2022. I got to play a couple of new board games and a few that I haven’t played for a while. Dragonland (2002) – new to my table Race around the board and collect sets of gemstones and dragon eggs, use special tokens to ride a dragon, collect Read more

  • Dragons are cool. Dragonborn should also be cool, and the changes made in Fizzbin’s Treasury of Dragons helped with the breath weapons. Long before that, we brought a few home brew feats to my table as an attempt to bring the cool. They might not be compatible with the One D&D playtest material, but we Read more

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  • Darkvision in D&D has gone through a lot of changes over the editions and the years. I’ve read a lot of griping about how almost every 5E race has darkvision so I decided to go through the Library of Past Editions and crunched some numbers. Due to the sheer amount of additional materials released for Read more