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Episode 51 of Nerdarchy the Podcast Year One

Here is a little something we created for 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons on the fly. We built an organization and new monk tradition. It also lead us down the road of creating new threats and villains.

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Gnome Monastery- Secret Order of the Chained Fist| Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition Organization

Gnome Monastery- Secret Order of the Chained Fist| Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition Organization
Nerdarchy dissects one of our secret organizations for our homebrew 5e D&D campaign.

Our monastery consists mostly of gnomes who have a secret they are keeping hidden deep in the forest. Our gnomish monks are protectors and wardens against something horrible.

We will at some point create a new monk tradition for monks in our campaign setting. What are the gnomes protecting or guarding? Is it an evil artifact, demon, or lost demi-god.

Our monks have been guarding their charge for centuries, but can they contain the evil forever? What you guys think about our gnomish monks?

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david friant

My name is Dave Friant I've been gaming off and on for over 27 years. But here is the thing it's always been a part of my life I've kept secret and hidden away. I've always been ashamed of the stigma that gaming and my other nerdy and geeky pursuits summon forth. Recently I decided screw it! This is who I am the world be damned. From now on I'm gonna be a geek, nerd, or however folks want to judge me and just enjoy life. Currently one of my greatest joys is introducing my 13 yr old son to table top RPG's.

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