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February 2, 2025

3 New Ways to Use Hobgoblins in a D&D Campaign

Hobgoblins are a staple of D&D campaigns, often serving as disciplined soldiers or ruthless warlords. However, their militaristic society and tactical brilliance hold untapped potential for storytelling and gameplay. Here are three fresh ways to incorporate Hobgoblins into your game, re-imagining their role in the...

January 31, 2025

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...

January 26, 2025

3 New Ways to Use Tabaxi in a D&D Campaign

Tabaxi, the feline-inspired adventurers, often make their mark as curious wanderers driven by an insatiable lust for stories and treasures. However, there’s far more potential in these agile and enigmatic creatures than their curiosity alone. Here are three fresh ways to use Tabaxi in your...

January 24, 2025

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...

January 17, 2025

The Mage Forge: An Arcane Workshop of Wonder and Peril

In the vast tapestry of fantasy worlds, few places inspire as much awe and curiosity as the Mage Forge. This mythical location, often the stuff of whispered legend and ancient scrolls, is said to be a nexus of arcane energy where the greatest magical items...

January 6, 2025

The Sacred Bond: Playing an All-Paladin D&D Party

Picture this: a group of holy warriors, each a champion of divine ideals, united in their sacred mission. An all-Paladin party is a sight to behold—literally, since their gleaming armor and radiant auras are hard to miss. But beyond the epic visuals, this party configuration...

January 3, 2025

“What the Hell is an Orrery?”—Using Cosmic Wonders in Your Fantasy RPG

Picture this: your adventurers stumble into a dusty, forgotten chamber. A mechanical monstrosity fills the room—a whirring, clattering machine of spinning spheres, golden rings, and softly glowing lights. Is it a puzzle? A portal to another realm? A deadly trap? Or all three? Cue your...

December 30, 2024

One With Everything: Playing an All-Monk D&D Party

Ready your breath, calm your mind, and prepare to strike—this is a story of unity, discipline, and a whole lot of flurry. Imagine a D&D party composed entirely of monks. No spell slingers or metal- clad tanks—just a crew of serene-yet-deadly masters of martial arts....

December 28, 2024

Zoo Mafia: The Goon—Muscle Meets Mayhem

Every crew needs someone who can handle things up close and personal. When words fail and bullets are flying, the Goon steps up with a fistful of fury and a grin that says, “I’ve got this.” This playbook is all about embracing your wild side,...

November 22, 2024

When Trolls Go Wild: Bringing Troll Dolls into Your D&D Game

When most players think of “trolls” in D&D, they picture hulking, regenerating creatures that lurk under bridges, waiting to make a meal of the nearest adventurer. But what if I told you there’s another kind of troll, and they’re far more colorful, less murderous… and...

October 12, 2024

Machine Gun Otto: The Relentless Enforcer of Chaos

In Zoo Mafia, a Powered by the Apocalypse-inspired RPG, there’s no mob boss quite as unpredictable and dangerous as Machine Gun Otto. Known for his utter disregard for collateral damage, Otto’s approach to criminal operations is simple: shoot first, ask questions never. As one of...

October 3, 2024

 Acolyte of the Skin – Bringing Fiendish Power to 5th Edition Wizards

Hello fellow gamers. I’ve been playing Dungeons & Dragons for over 30 years throughout many editions of this wonderful game. The Third Edition of Dungeons & Dragons offered the Open Gaming License (OGL), opening up the world to many companies making “splat books” and creating...