The Devkin: Hunters in the Chaos Sands
“They don’t stalk. They wait. Because they already know where you’re going.” The Devkin are among the most iconic—and terrifying—original species to emerge from the chaos-churned wastelands outside the dome city of Balaria. Once simple predators twisted by time and storms, these beings have evolved into...
The Black Dragon Corruptor: Herald of Rot and Ruin
There’s something primal and haunting about black dragons—their sleek, serpentine forms, their acid-drenched breath, their lairs sunk deep in festering bogs. But what if one of these horrors was more than a territorial tyrant? What if it became a corruptive force, spreading darkness not just...
Chilling Death and Bone-Crushing Doom: The Ultimate Devil Duo Encounter
When running a high-level Dungeons & Dragons game, it can be tempting to throw one big monster at your party and call it a day. But why settle for one when you can unleash the terrifying synergy of an Ice Devil and a Bone Devil...
3 New Ways to Use Tritons in a D&D Campaign
Tritons, the guardians of the deep, often appear as noble protectors of the seas in Dungeons & Dragons. However, their potential extends far beyond their traditional role as aquatic defenders. Let’s dive into three unique ways to use Tritons in your campaign, giving them depth...
Welcome to the Circus, Kids! – A Multi-Part Encounter with the Joker Dragon
This blog post expands on the Joker Dragon with a full encounter arc that can span a single long session or a mini-arc across multiple game nights. You can read about the Joker DRagon in last weeks post here. Your players will go from unsettling...
The Monstrous Chuul: Expanding the Horror in Your D&D Game
In the murky depths of ancient ruins, along the edges of eldritch swamps, or lurking beneath the seas of your Dungeons & Dragons world, the Chuul is a terror waiting to strike. These crustacean horrors, created by the aboleths as their hunters and enforcers, combine...
Smile for the End: The Joker Dragon in Your D&D Campaign
I’m always on the lookout for inspiration—whether it’s from books, games, or the wild things I stumble across in the real world. And recently, I came across something so jaw-droppingly bizarre and brilliant that I had to do a double take: The Joker Dragon, from...
The Karthid – The Tideforged of the Black Tides
If you have been following the channel for a bit you would know the direction of the things that Dave and I are working on. My big push right now is building out some great content for Under the Dome. This is a post apocalyptic...
The Game Master’s Book of Villains, Minions, and Their Tactics – A Review with Bonus Content
Every great story needs a great villain, and The Game Master’s Book of Villains, Minions, and Their Tactics delivers 25 of them, each with their own nefarious schemes, signature tactics, and a [caption id="attachment_33212" align="alignright" width="216"] Empusia, Curator of Souls is a legendary fiend whose Museum...
The Game Master’s Book of Legendary Dragons: A Review and Creative Expansion
If dragons are at the heart of your tabletop RPG adventures, The Game Master’s Book of Legendary Dragons is an invaluable resource. This book offers detailed lore, stat blocks, and creative storytelling hooks for a variety of unique dragons, each with distinct personalities and roles...
3 New Ways to Use Gith in a D&D Campaign
The Gith, born of slavery to the illithids and divided into the astral-dwelling Githzerai and warlike Githyanki, are steeped in lore and intrigue. But their potential often goes untapped beyond the [caption id="attachment_41882" align="alignright" width="300"] A githyanki astride a red dragon confronts a githzerai as seen...
Bowser as a Dragon Turtle in D&D: The King of Koopas in Your Campaign
The iconic Bowser, King of the Koopas from the Mario Bros. franchise, is one of the most recognizable villains in gaming history. But what if you could bring this spiky-shelled menace into your D&D game? By reimagining Bowser as a Dragon Turtle, you can inject...
The Froghemoth Swarm: A Swamp on the Brink
Last week I dropped that the Froghemoth Elder was being released. But what happens if you have more minis than just the one elder? If one Froghemoth Elder is terrifying, a swamp filled with these monstrosities and their offspring could spell doom for an entire...
The Froghemoth Elder: Ancient Amphibian Terror in Your D&D Campaign
Few creatures elicit gasps of horror from seasoned adventurers like the Froghemoth. And now, its elder variant looms even larger—both in size and lethality. This gargantuan predator from some alien world, or perhaps the depths of a forgotten swamp, is more than just a terrifying...
Create a Random Holiday NPC: Hollyclaw, the Festive Chimera
What happens when the iconic symbols of different holidays converge into a single entity? You get Hollyclaw, the Festive Chimera—a creature equal parts friend and foe, depending on how your [caption id="attachment_77350" align="alignright" width="300"] Auril the Frostmaiden is a neutral evil lesser god of cold indifference...
