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A race of reclusive yet merry squirelly forest dwellers. Complete with lineage and cultural features, 2 new subclasses for the Rogue and Barbarian, and all the tools needed to fit the small Kercpa into your game!
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25 assorted color illustrations: weapons, armor and equipment.
25 assorted color illustrations: weapons, armor and equipment.
Pirate Otter wielding a harpoon. They are wearing a red captain's coat and stripped pants.
Pirate Otter wielding a harpoon. They are wearing a captain's coat and stripped pants.
Goliath Brawler ready to fight. They are wearing leather armor and gloves.
Born of the union of mortal and vampire, the dhampir come into the world infused with undead power but alive. Among mortals the dhampir are feared for their connection with undeath and their unnatural abilities. Among vampires the dhampir are disrespected for their connection with life and their mortal frailties. Straddling the line between the living and the dead, the dhampir must forge their own path forward. Whether that path leads towards wickedness or redemption is up to you.
With nothing but their wits, will, and fists, pugilists lay it all on the table every time they’re in for a scrap. No strangers to adversity, pugilists can dish it out, take a licking and still keep coming back for more. A pugilist’s unbreakable spirit and talent for fisticuffs don’t come from rigorous training or high minded philosophies but are the hard won trophies of never backing down from a fight no matter the odds.
When warlocks dare to test their luck by forging pacts with powerful creatures outside the material realm they risk not only their own souls but the souls of their kin as well. Pactborn are the children of warlocks whose binding relationship to otherworldly patrons left a telling imprint on their spawn. Pactborn children are almost always shunned by society and usually just as likely to be rejected by their parents. In the eyes of their parents, pactborn are a cruel reminder of the price they paid for power. In everyday society, pactborn are unfairly and incorrectly seen as innately evil or nefarious.
In this player's option supplement by the Sterling Vermin Adventuring Co. the Vampire is reinvented as a prestige class available to player characters level 5 and higher.
Combining martial prowess and magical power, the magi are spell swords, arcane archers, mystic marauders, and sorcerous sentinels. Every magus pledges themself to an eldritch society that inducts them into the magic arts and trains them in war. This versatile training means that magi are versatile adventurers and unpredictable foes.
Thought lost to history, or myths to begin with, by most civilized people, the Saurian are an ancient race with physical similarities to the behemoths of D&D worlds. To hear the Saurian tell it, they are the eldest race of the material plane and ruled the world for ages with strength and wisdom. A cataclysm in their past caused them to lose their grasp on the younger races and as fewer and fewer Saurian children were born, they eventually were left with few remaining enclaves hidden in remote regions of the world.
The Sterling Vermin Adventuring Co. Anthology includes the collected works of the Sterling Vermin Adventuring Co.'s DM's Guild content. All content contained in this book is currently available individually as Pay What You Want but is available in one package exclusively in this anthology. As the Sterling Vermin continue to create new content for D&D 5e, new material will be added to this document. It's a great way to always be alerted to the newest revisions and the best content created by the Sterling Vermin!
This product is 3 pages (including cover) featuring a new race for 5th edition, hengeyokai. Included with your purchase is a printer friendly art-free black and white version.
A fan favorite of old school D&D players, the giff recently made a big return to D&D in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes. In that book they were presented as a threat to encounter in an adventure. In the conversations that followed the release of Tome of Foes people were repeatedly asking about the giff as a playable race. As of today, the giff are playable in 5e! Along with their racial write up and traits, this document also includes new weapons (grenade, musket, and pistol) and two feats specific to the giff.
Packed inside this handbook you’ll find new player options for your barbarian, fighter, ranger, and rogue characters!
The Sorcerer Class, Revisited attempts to address common community critiques of the Sorcerer class with minimal changes to the class. Incorporate into this revised variant of the sorcerer class are: additional spells known, additional metamagic options, and a spell points system. If you feel the sorcerer class in the Player's Handbook lacks a distinct identity as a spellcaster, check out the Sorcerer Class, Revisited!
Spiritualists truck with restless spirits and wield psychic powers. Having survived a brush with death, spiritualists discover that not only can they sense the presence of the restless dead, they can also channel them. The forgotten promise they made while on death's door allows them to cast spells that manipulate the emotions and senses of others, as well as exert their will over life and death.
Inside the the Book of Uncommon Ancestry you’ll find a treasure trove of new player options related to some of the rarer peoples of the D&D multiverse. It features 12 new player character races, new weapons used mainly by giff and thri-kreen adventurers, over 30 new racial feats, and 48 new magic items.
Unlikely heroes though they are, scholars leverage their impressive genius and prestigious educations to overcome challenges that would thwart less prepared adventurers. Whether they’re analyzing an enemy for weaknesses or giving sagacious advice to their allies, a scholar’s keen powers of reasoning and deduction can clutch victory from the jaws of defeat.
The classic Dungeons & Dragons monster, the dragonturtle, finally has its own equivalent to the dragonborn. Along with their description and traits, this document includes two racial feats for the dragontortleborn.
Packed inside this handbook you’ll find new player options for your cleric, druid, monk, and paladin characters!
Infamous Adversaries is a collection of 40 original takes on classic D&D monsters, each designed to be dropped into your ongoing campaign as a side quest or as the focus of a one-shot game. The collection features adversaries for every tier of play, including foes with challenge ratings as low as 1/4 and as high as 30. Each adversary includes a plot hook to spark your party's interest, advice on roleplaying the villain, and the ne'er-do-well's preferred tactics. Each entry concludes with a description of the unique rewards for characters who defeat the adversary—new magic items, new spells, allies, and other prizes your players will love!
The grimalkin were once a people divided. There were grimalkin native to the Feywild and grimalkin native to the Shadowfell. The two sides were locked in a war which, for grimalkin, meant an endless parade of usually harmless, often elaborate, and occasionally cruel pranks. As the war dragged on from decades to millennia, denizens of the Shadowfell and the Feywild conspired with one another for a way to be rid of these nuisances for good. Eventually an agreement was struck and the grimalkin were driven from the Shadowfell and the Feywild and a curse was laid over their race that only so many could gather in each of those realms at a time. Although annoyed at having to endure the consequences of forced relocation, the grimalkin were quite pleased with the dramatic extent of the reaction their warring had elicited in others.
All shardminds were once physically and psychically united in the Living Gate, a metaphysical seal that locked the Far Realm away from the rest of existence. When the Living Gate was destroyed it sent crystalline shards across the multiverse. Some of these shards became sentient, formed humanoid bodies, and became shardminds. Almost all shardminds agree their purpose in existence is to rebuild the Living Gate, but how to accomplish that goal and what’s worth sacrificing to accomplish it are highly debated.
Keep of the Kobold Queen is a Japanese Roleplaying Game (JRPG) inspired pixel art title that includes an adventure optimized for 3 to 5 characters at 2nd level, six pregenerated 2nd level characters, new classes, new magic items, new monsters, and pixel art paper miniatures.
Dwelling in the hottest parts of the world, thri-kreen stalk the savannas and deserts they call home. These insect-like humanoids must fend for themselves from the moment they are born and continue to do so until the day they die. Not prone to emotion or social impulses, thri-kreen are happy to spend the entirety of their lives hunting and foraging for everything they need to survive.
On the banks of a mystic river, in a region secluded from the outside world, there is a clay that can be shaped, fired, and filled with an alchemical concoction that transmutes these raw materials into new life. The people created in this way, the kilnkin, are deeply religious. Pottery, alchemy, and a cultural system that divides individuals into castes form the basis of their society. As a rule, kilnkin are calm and peaceful; but when the situation demands it, they are capable of great feats beyond the physical and mental limitations of most other humanoids.
Packed inside this handbook you’ll find new player options for your bard, sorcerer, warlock, and wizard characters!
Packed inside this handbooks bundle you’ll find new player options for your barbarian, bard, cleric, druid, fighter, monk, paladin, ranger, rogue, sorcerer, warlock, and wizard characters!
The Sculptor, an Intelligence-based half-caster class with a flair for artistry. Sculptors craft weapons, objects, and tools from mana, a magical resource found in all things. Originally, a sculptor uses only his own mana, but soon learns to use mana from a unique mana source. A sculptor is defined by his choice of Battle Sculpt, which determines the sculptor's signature weapon and combat specialities, and of Mana Source, which determines the sculptor's spell list.
The Dracoknight, a martial pet class of partnership and draconic might! Dracoknights have a dragon companion that fights alongside them. It begins as a hatchling, but grows as you level up to become a force to be reckoned with. Through their magical bond with their dragon companion, the dracoknight also develops draconic traits, and learns to more efficiently fight with their dragon as a pair. A dracoknight is defined by her choice of Draconic Bond, which determines how she will fight and live alongside her dragon.
The Oculus, a race of eye-opening, long-lived, subterranean, and intelligent creatures. Oculi are humanoid eyes that speak telepathically, generating a kind of hive mind when they're in groups, called watches. They use this extreme coordination to carve out complex and awe-inspiring structures in caves.
The Justiciar, an Intelligence-based half-caster class of magical law and order! Justiciars serve the Arcane Court, an independent, nation-neutral justice system that can be implemented into any campaign setting. Justiciars cultivate a small reservoir of quickly recharging arcane energy they use to cast their spells and summon a Binding Cell, which can be used to trap foes, protect allies, or simply put an obstacle on the battlefield to control the flow of combat. Justiciars go through years of rigorous mental and physical conditioning before being allowed to join the Court, so they have encyclopedic knowledge about magical law and the creatures over which they have jurisdiction. Once a justicar joins the Court, he must prove himself in order to be selected to join one of the Court's Justiciar Divisions, which are based on the branches of the US Justice System!
Outlandish Shape Weapons, three additional Battle Sculpts for OAP's Sculptor Class!
The Emergent, a highly customizable martial class that lets you put your entire soul into roleplaying. Emergents summon the physical manifestations of their souls, called incarnations, to fight, explore, and roleplay alongside them. An incarnation is an amazing source of utility and additional options for a party, but is a massive risk to the emergent because the body and soul share a hit point pool and action economy. This high risk, high reward gameplay can lead to some intense and satisfying moments in combat. An emergent is defined by his or her choice of Incarnation Type, which determines the style of utility, exploration, and combat his or her incarnation can bring to bear. An incarnation can also be customized by many different Incarnation Aspect choices, which are aspects of the emergent's personality that have a physiological effect on the incarnation.
The Elementalist, a half-caster class of primordial power with a martial arts flair! Elementalists control the raw energies of the four Prime Elements through forming a connection to the Elemental Planes. With their Elemental Strike, a versatile blast of raw elemental energy that acts as a weapon, an elementalist can strike from nearly any position on the battlefield, and can do so with style. Elementalists are defined by their choice of Prime Element, which determines the element over which they hold sway, as well as their spell list and spellcasting ability, and their choice of Control Style, which influences how they approach combat and exploration. This combination of choices leads to an incredible amount of build diversity.
Outlandish Sculpting Tools, new magical items themed around OAP's Sculptor Class!
The Odic, a Wisdom-based spellcasting class that uses an ancient and dangerous method - sacrificing its life force as its spellcasting resource! Heavily inspired by the magic used by the shamans of Norse mythology, odyllic magic is from a barbaric time long before arcanists discovered the Weave, a time in which the Old Tongue was spoken and tattoos were used to channel one's own vitality through the body and out into the surrounding world. Every odic is at least partially covered in a network of these runic tattoos, allowing them to channel their vitality through their bodies and into life forms outside themselves. This network begins, and is defined by, the odic's choice of Heart Rune, which determines the core nature of their life force manipulating abilities.
Outlandish Justice, an additional Judiciary Division and six new spells for OAP's Justiciar Class!
Outlandish Bonds, three additional Draconic Bonds for OAP's Dracoknight Class!
Outlandish Elements, a new Control Style, a new Prime Element, a new Specialty for each of the original Prime Elements, and 8 new spells for OAP's Elementalist Class!
Honor & Devotions is five chapters of Kara-Tur character options and magic items inspired by the cultures, myths, and history of the real-world Eastern continent!!
The Accursed, a halfcaster class that has taken control of the curse that ailed it! At some point in their past, each accursed was afflicted with a permanent curse designed to make them endlessly suffer. Not content with accepting their fate, the accursed found a way to bring the curse under their control, utilizing its magic while mitigating the worst of its effects. They can use their Jinx feature to imbue other creatures with a small amount of curse energy with a touch, and use their Curse Control to Suppress their curse’s ailments or Afflict other creatures with them temporarily.
The Ratter, a race of vermin-like humanoids that race through life as if every second is precious, because for them it is. Ratters are keenly intelligent and acutely aware of just how short their twenty-year lifespans are. They work furiously to make sure that each moment matters, having developed a cultural impatience for anything they deem to be a waste of their time, such as bureacracy and sitting still..
The Path of the Liver Eater, a barbarian subclass that harvests the essence of fallen creatures to channel the creatures' powers through their rage. Based on the real-life practices of ancient warriors who would consume the heart or liver of powerful foes to absorb their strength and courage, a Liver Eater can peform a ritual at the end of each combat to harvest an essence by gorging themself on a vital component of a fallen creature. When they enter their rage, a Liver Eater can expend one of their stored essences to gain powers based on the type of creature from which the essence was harvested.
Outlandish Afflictions, two new Metamorphosis paths and six new Accursed Afflictions for OAP's Accursed Class!
"Wolf Lord of Yol" is the first fully realized adventure from Cauldron & Tower connecting music, fashion, and gaming in cohesion. Built for 4-6 characters of levels 7th-8th, it can be placed into any setting to provide an indepth region to further explore and experience.
The Tuskcracker Threat presents an enemy with interests, goals, and means to achieve them. This orc clan can be placed into any campaign setting as a scalable opponent. It features 3 original stat blocks including: orc wereboar warrior, dire wereboar ogrillon, and orc wereboar grappler.
Forests of the Realms gives an overview of Faerûn's various forests and their flora, fauna, and some history. It does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
The Underdark gives an overview of Faerûn's "Realm Below"; and its flora, fauna, and some history. It does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Grasslands of the Realms brings life to the oft-forgotten lands of Faerûn. We've populated these vast areas with new and old flora, fauna, and history alike. Grasslands of the Realms does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Arctics of the Realms finds life and excitement in the desolate wastelands of Faerûn. In our travels, we've found new and old flora, fauna, and history to bring to you about the polar regions of the Realms. Arctics of the Realms does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Coasts of the Realms explores the diverse and abundant biome of the coast - the fringe between land, sky, and sea. In our travels, we've found new and old flora, fauna, and history to bring to you about the seashore regions of the Realms. Coasts of the Realms does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Swamps of the Realms explores the icky yet bountiful biome of swamps. In our travels, we've found new and old flora, fauna, and history to bring to you about the fens and mires of the Realms. Swamps of the Realms does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Mountains of the Realms explores the imposing monuments of the distant horizon. In our travels, we've found new and old flora, fauna, and history to bring to you about the fens and mires of the Realms. Mountains of the Realms does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Deserts of the Realms explores the vast wastelands of Toril. In our travels, we've found new and old flora, fauna, and history to bring to you about the sand oceans of the Realms. Deserts of the Realms does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Welcome to The Start & End of Uluu Thalongh. This adventure promises to uncover the heart of an ancient mystery, one that has been tormenting the people of Chult for countless eras. Characters will explore deep jungles in search of truth, and fighting off the possessed fauna that tries to claim them at every opportunity. Will the adventurers discover the truth behind Uluu Thalongh, or simply get consumed in the process?
Located in The Vast north of the Sea of Fallen Stars, Adhe Wood is a small but deadly place. Legends swirl of a mysterious temple in Adhe Wood where statues of snakes hold massive emeralds. But the citizens of Sevenecho, the town nearest to Adhe Wood, seem to know nothing of this legend and refuse to speak of it. Travelers into Adhe Wood rarely return, devoured by the mutated spiders that lurk in the trees.
An expedition was lost in the Glimmersea. The famous explorers, the Loxers, abruptly stopped communicating, sparking concern in those familiar with them. Maer, the merchant who originally hired the expedition, has grown worried and decided to hire a group of adventurers to check on the Loxers.
Vagrant in Wonderland is a whimsical Alice-esque journey into the depths of Araumycos, the Great Fungus. The characters encounter Vagrant, an intrepid myconid scout living within Araumycos who is looking for outside help for a great crisis that has befallen their colony – vast parts of Araumycos are dying and they do not know why or how to stop it. When the party accepts Vagrant’s plea for help, they are led underground through a secret passage. There’s one catch: Vagrant uses the shrinking pygmywort mushroom to get them all inside – but they have no matching bigwig mushrooms left to restore them to their actual size again! The party soon discovers that the mystery of the dying colony and a fresh source for bigwig mushrooms may be closely linked…
Aglarond, on the southeastern edge of the Sea of Fallen Stars, is a nation of human merchants and ancient elves. The sprawling Yuirwood also houses the greatest population of half-elves in all the Realms. Since the death of Simbul, Aglarond has been under attack by the Red Wizards of Thay to the east, the Abolethic Sovereignty from far beyond, and incursions from the Feywild within the ancient Yuirwood. The few Star Elves that once called Yuir home have found their new cosmology adjacent to attack from mysterious sorcerers known as Nilshai, and this conflict overflows into the Yuirwood itself.
On the fringes of the forest known as Tangled Trees, arcanists and scholars mount expeditions into the inhospitable overgrowth from their basecamp at Survey Site 801. Their mission: to study the strange, twisted flora and assess if the abandoned forest can be tamed and inhabited by civilized races once again. When one of the famed arcanists, Eloris Hildebane, goes missing, the party is dispatched to find and recover Hildebane alive or dead.
The Faraway Explorers are a company of treasure hunters currently operating out of the city of Luskan. They have recently discovered the ruins of an ancient fortress of the giants called Knorlfesting, located on an uncharted island in the Sea of Moving Ice. During a successful expedition to explore the ruins, so many artifacts of historical significance and value were discovered that they could not fit on the expedition ship to bring back. Upon returning to Luskan, a second expedition was quickly mounted to pick up the remaining artifacts. In addition to the Erebos—the company’s own ship—a former pirate ship called the Terror of Ten Towns was leased and retrofitted for the icebound journey. Along with a sailing crew and the members of the exploration company, a number of adventurers were hired on to assist the expedition. An uneventful outbound journey allowed for the safe loading of the remaining artifacts into the ships’ cargo holds and the two ships set out on the return journey across the Sea of Moving Ice.
An Icewind Dale adventure for 4-6 characters of 4th-6th level. This adventure occurs in 1491 DR. Rime of the Frostmaiden lists 1489 DR or later, and the timeline of the events in this adventure can be altered as well. What's important is this adventure works perfectly in Rime of the Frostmaiden and we highly recommend it!
The Underdark is a wild, untamed place full of mysteries and treasures. Danger lurks around every cavern wall and is home to some of the fiercest criminal elements the world has ever seen. In this realm, adventurers take many risks for the promise of wealth and fortune. Others look to simply rob these treasure hunters of their newfound wealth. Treasure and riches come in all shapes and sizes below the surface, but finding these is only the beginning. Dead men tell no tales…
Bundle containing: Amarune's Almanac: Arctics of the Realms, Amarune's Adventures: Terror in the Ice, and Amarune's Adventures: Rise of the Bear King!
Bundle containing: Amarune's Almanac: Forests of the Realms, Amarune's Almanac: The Underdark, Amarune's Almanac: Grasslands of the Realms and Amarune's Almanac: Arctics of the Realms!
Bundle containing: Amarune's Almanac: Coasts of the Realms, Amarune's Almanac: Deserts of the Realms, Amarune's Almanac: Mountains of the Realms and Amarune's Almanac: Swamps of the Realms!
An unusual blizzard has buried the mountain village of Whitecap and is ruining the people's holiday cheer. Like any good, well-thought out, not-at-all-derivative adventure, the heroes find themselves in a tavern and are quickly swept up in fixing other people's problems. All in good holiday fashion, right?
Dive into Magdalenas Grovebright’s diary, curated and organized by the Baldurian Owl Archimedes Quill and meet subraces of the aarakocra and kenku.
Time Traveler's Guide to Chronomancy provides lore, advice, archetypes, and more for parties who want to include elements of time travel into their campaigns. Sure, it's tricky... but oh so tempting!
Grazilaxx’s Guide to Ancestry provides a new and innovative way to use “race” in your 5e games. No longer do you need to settle for the restrictive language of race and tethered ability score increases!
Grazilaxx's Guide to Aquatic Ancestries converts some of the most popular water-based races into the ground-breaking, best selling system Grazilaxx's Guide to Ancestry -- a modular, customizable race-building system that gets rid of the baggage of the core system.
Grazilaxx's Guide to Undead Ancestries converts some of the most popular undead races into the ground-breaking, best selling system Grazilaxx's Guide to Ancestry -- a modular, customizable race-building system that gets rid of the baggage of the core system.
Grazilaxx's Guide to Fey Ancestries converts some of the most popular fey races into the ground-breaking, best selling system Grazilaxx's Guide to Ancestry -- a modular, customizable race-building system that gets rid of the baggage of the core system.
Grazilaxx's Guide to Plant Ancestries converts some of the most popular plant races into the ground-breaking, best selling system Grazilaxx's Guide to Ancestry -- a modular, customizable race-building system that gets rid of the baggage of the core system.
Welcome to the dark side of Faerûn. The Moonsea region, while known as the stomping grounds for many budding adventurers, holds dark secrets if you know just where to look. One of these is a seemingly abandoned farm on the edge of the Cormanthor Forest, just a little ways away from the city of Hillsfar. Dare you brave the dangers lurking within? Can you even trust your friends? Don't look behind you. You just might find Good Country Dyin'. A chilling adventure for 5th to 10th level adventurers.
Have you run out of luck with the Archfey? Don't feel like taking a trip to Avernus with the Fiends? Are you weirded out by the Great Old Ones? Then perhaps you'd consider taking the "poor sinner's hand" of a Spiritual Huckster patron, and step into the role of a warlock who interprets the stars above (not really) to lie, cheat, and steal their way to the top. There's no need to feel guilty about reading the cards or consulting the tea leaves to your favor; as P.T. Barnum once famously said, "There's a sucker born every minute."
Ask any seasoned adventurer about their lives, and they’ll tell you stories filled with daring deeds, over-the-top villains, and countless days being saved thanks to their companions’ quick thinking. Underneath that confident facade, though, you’ll find tales of sorrow, irreparable mistakes, and forgotten love. These and other memories lord over their psyches, just as much as yours. What if you could take back the power the memories hold over you, and others? Thanks to the enigmatic Memory Collector, now you can. Under the guidance of your otherworldly patron, learn how to not only take the essence of memories for your own ends, but use them to bolster both yourself and your allies. Just remember that your patron needs to feed as well.
Not every Warlock pact is forged with a contract written in blood, or whispered into the open winds. Some deals are made without the adventurer realizing their mistake - or fortune - until it’s too late. In your case, pen was put to paper when you found the writings of a truly mad academic, and signature obtained when the flesh golem calling itself The Creature arrived at your door, intent on making you its next budding warlock. What happens next? Well, that’s all up to you. Will you repeat the mistakes The Creature’s creator made and create unnatural life? Or will you succumb to the golem’s influence and become more monster than humanoid?
Hello and salutations, friend! Are you feeling run down? Can’t keep up with the day-to-day demands of modern society? Were you injured in a recent Great War? Well, then perhaps you’d consider making a pact with a Clockwork Horror Patron near you. Imagine being able to move with the greatest of ease! Scale walls like only a spider can! Sink your claws into your enemies! Show those automatons who stole your livelihood what for, or stalk the streets thanks to the useful unsettling eldritch powers your Patron has granted you. The world is your oyster, after all!
Within the rough and tumble area known as the Western Expanse, there lies the small town of Tall Pines. Not all is well in Tall Pines, however, as the local Cooper Gang has taken control and made life difficult for its occupants. Now, it is up to you and your party to stop the Cooper Gang and it's deadly leader, Jeremiah Cooper. Can you save Tall Pines? Or is the town doomed to live under Jeremiah's iron fist?
This document won't provide you with a Potion of Cool, because that would only turn out to be be a Tryhard Tincture. What this document does provide is advice on how to portray characters who are cool. It's not just about dark cloaks and mysterious histories and walking away from explosions (though it certainly can involve those things)... Being cool is a complex balance of nonchalance, cool heads, and confidence, without coming off as apathetic or overly distant. This guide can help you master that balancing act, and portray characters that are unmistakably cool.
The Tarot of Transcendent Treasures features 78 new magic items including 22 world-changing artifacts. Additionally, Tarot of Transcendent Treasures includes plot seeds for weaving these items into your world, and giving your players reason to seek them out, either to collect them, guard them, or attempt to destroy them.
An ancient shrine in the center of a small jungle island is filled with small, lifelike statues and ape-like monsters. Dangerous fruit and a deadly fountain round out the perils in this short adventure for the world's greatest roleplaying game!
A race of reclusive yet merry squirelly forest dwellers. Complete with lineage and cultural features, 2 new subclasses for the Rogue and Barbarian, and all the tools needed to fit the small Kercpa into your game!
Born of the union of mortal and vampire, the dhampir come into the world infused with undead power but alive. Among mortals the dhampir are feared for their connection with undeath and their unnatural abilities. Among vampires the dhampir are disrespected for their connection with life and their mortal frailties. Straddling the line between the living and the dead, the dhampir must forge their own path forward. Whether that path leads towards wickedness or redemption is up to you.
With nothing but their wits, will, and fists, pugilists lay it all on the table every time they’re in for a scrap. No strangers to adversity, pugilists can dish it out, take a licking and still keep coming back for more. A pugilist’s unbreakable spirit and talent for fisticuffs don’t come from rigorous training or high minded philosophies but are the hard won trophies of never backing down from a fight no matter the odds.
When warlocks dare to test their luck by forging pacts with powerful creatures outside the material realm they risk not only their own souls but the souls of their kin as well. Pactborn are the children of warlocks whose binding relationship to otherworldly patrons left a telling imprint on their spawn. Pactborn children are almost always shunned by society and usually just as likely to be rejected by their parents. In the eyes of their parents, pactborn are a cruel reminder of the price they paid for power. In everyday society, pactborn are unfairly and incorrectly seen as innately evil or nefarious.
In this player's option supplement by the Sterling Vermin Adventuring Co. the Vampire is reinvented as a prestige class available to player characters level 5 and higher.
Combining martial prowess and magical power, the magi are spell swords, arcane archers, mystic marauders, and sorcerous sentinels. Every magus pledges themself to an eldritch society that inducts them into the magic arts and trains them in war. This versatile training means that magi are versatile adventurers and unpredictable foes.
Thought lost to history, or myths to begin with, by most civilized people, the Saurian are an ancient race with physical similarities to the behemoths of D&D worlds. To hear the Saurian tell it, they are the eldest race of the material plane and ruled the world for ages with strength and wisdom. A cataclysm in their past caused them to lose their grasp on the younger races and as fewer and fewer Saurian children were born, they eventually were left with few remaining enclaves hidden in remote regions of the world.
The Sterling Vermin Adventuring Co. Anthology includes the collected works of the Sterling Vermin Adventuring Co.'s DM's Guild content. All content contained in this book is currently available individually as Pay What You Want but is available in one package exclusively in this anthology. As the Sterling Vermin continue to create new content for D&D 5e, new material will be added to this document. It's a great way to always be alerted to the newest revisions and the best content created by the Sterling Vermin!
This product is 3 pages (including cover) featuring a new race for 5th edition, hengeyokai. Included with your purchase is a printer friendly art-free black and white version.
A fan favorite of old school D&D players, the giff recently made a big return to D&D in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes. In that book they were presented as a threat to encounter in an adventure. In the conversations that followed the release of Tome of Foes people were repeatedly asking about the giff as a playable race. As of today, the giff are playable in 5e! Along with their racial write up and traits, this document also includes new weapons (grenade, musket, and pistol) and two feats specific to the giff.
Packed inside this handbook you’ll find new player options for your barbarian, fighter, ranger, and rogue characters!
The Sorcerer Class, Revisited attempts to address common community critiques of the Sorcerer class with minimal changes to the class. Incorporate into this revised variant of the sorcerer class are: additional spells known, additional metamagic options, and a spell points system. If you feel the sorcerer class in the Player's Handbook lacks a distinct identity as a spellcaster, check out the Sorcerer Class, Revisited!
Spiritualists truck with restless spirits and wield psychic powers. Having survived a brush with death, spiritualists discover that not only can they sense the presence of the restless dead, they can also channel them. The forgotten promise they made while on death's door allows them to cast spells that manipulate the emotions and senses of others, as well as exert their will over life and death.
Inside the the Book of Uncommon Ancestry you’ll find a treasure trove of new player options related to some of the rarer peoples of the D&D multiverse. It features 12 new player character races, new weapons used mainly by giff and thri-kreen adventurers, over 30 new racial feats, and 48 new magic items.
Unlikely heroes though they are, scholars leverage their impressive genius and prestigious educations to overcome challenges that would thwart less prepared adventurers. Whether they’re analyzing an enemy for weaknesses or giving sagacious advice to their allies, a scholar’s keen powers of reasoning and deduction can clutch victory from the jaws of defeat.
The classic Dungeons & Dragons monster, the dragonturtle, finally has its own equivalent to the dragonborn. Along with their description and traits, this document includes two racial feats for the dragontortleborn.
Packed inside this handbook you’ll find new player options for your cleric, druid, monk, and paladin characters!
The grimalkin were once a people divided. There were grimalkin native to the Feywild and grimalkin native to the Shadowfell. The two sides were locked in a war which, for grimalkin, meant an endless parade of usually harmless, often elaborate, and occasionally cruel pranks. As the war dragged on from decades to millennia, denizens of the Shadowfell and the Feywild conspired with one another for a way to be rid of these nuisances for good. Eventually an agreement was struck and the grimalkin were driven from the Shadowfell and the Feywild and a curse was laid over their race that only so many could gather in each of those realms at a time. Although annoyed at having to endure the consequences of forced relocation, the grimalkin were quite pleased with the dramatic extent of the reaction their warring had elicited in others.
All shardminds were once physically and psychically united in the Living Gate, a metaphysical seal that locked the Far Realm away from the rest of existence. When the Living Gate was destroyed it sent crystalline shards across the multiverse. Some of these shards became sentient, formed humanoid bodies, and became shardminds. Almost all shardminds agree their purpose in existence is to rebuild the Living Gate, but how to accomplish that goal and what’s worth sacrificing to accomplish it are highly debated.
Keep of the Kobold Queen is a Japanese Roleplaying Game (JRPG) inspired pixel art title that includes an adventure optimized for 3 to 5 characters at 2nd level, six pregenerated 2nd level characters, new classes, new magic items, new monsters, and pixel art paper miniatures.
Dwelling in the hottest parts of the world, thri-kreen stalk the savannas and deserts they call home. These insect-like humanoids must fend for themselves from the moment they are born and continue to do so until the day they die. Not prone to emotion or social impulses, thri-kreen are happy to spend the entirety of their lives hunting and foraging for everything they need to survive.
On the banks of a mystic river, in a region secluded from the outside world, there is a clay that can be shaped, fired, and filled with an alchemical concoction that transmutes these raw materials into new life. The people created in this way, the kilnkin, are deeply religious. Pottery, alchemy, and a cultural system that divides individuals into castes form the basis of their society. As a rule, kilnkin are calm and peaceful; but when the situation demands it, they are capable of great feats beyond the physical and mental limitations of most other humanoids.
Packed inside this handbook you’ll find new player options for your bard, sorcerer, warlock, and wizard characters!
Packed inside this handbooks bundle you’ll find new player options for your barbarian, bard, cleric, druid, fighter, monk, paladin, ranger, rogue, sorcerer, warlock, and wizard characters!
The Sculptor, an Intelligence-based half-caster class with a flair for artistry. Sculptors craft weapons, objects, and tools from mana, a magical resource found in all things. Originally, a sculptor uses only his own mana, but soon learns to use mana from a unique mana source. A sculptor is defined by his choice of Battle Sculpt, which determines the sculptor's signature weapon and combat specialities, and of Mana Source, which determines the sculptor's spell list.
The Dracoknight, a martial pet class of partnership and draconic might! Dracoknights have a dragon companion that fights alongside them. It begins as a hatchling, but grows as you level up to become a force to be reckoned with. Through their magical bond with their dragon companion, the dracoknight also develops draconic traits, and learns to more efficiently fight with their dragon as a pair. A dracoknight is defined by her choice of Draconic Bond, which determines how she will fight and live alongside her dragon.
The Oculus, a race of eye-opening, long-lived, subterranean, and intelligent creatures. Oculi are humanoid eyes that speak telepathically, generating a kind of hive mind when they're in groups, called watches. They use this extreme coordination to carve out complex and awe-inspiring structures in caves.
The Justiciar, an Intelligence-based half-caster class of magical law and order! Justiciars serve the Arcane Court, an independent, nation-neutral justice system that can be implemented into any campaign setting. Justiciars cultivate a small reservoir of quickly recharging arcane energy they use to cast their spells and summon a Binding Cell, which can be used to trap foes, protect allies, or simply put an obstacle on the battlefield to control the flow of combat. Justiciars go through years of rigorous mental and physical conditioning before being allowed to join the Court, so they have encyclopedic knowledge about magical law and the creatures over which they have jurisdiction. Once a justicar joins the Court, he must prove himself in order to be selected to join one of the Court's Justiciar Divisions, which are based on the branches of the US Justice System!
Outlandish Shape Weapons, three additional Battle Sculpts for OAP's Sculptor Class!
The Emergent, a highly customizable martial class that lets you put your entire soul into roleplaying. Emergents summon the physical manifestations of their souls, called incarnations, to fight, explore, and roleplay alongside them. An incarnation is an amazing source of utility and additional options for a party, but is a massive risk to the emergent because the body and soul share a hit point pool and action economy. This high risk, high reward gameplay can lead to some intense and satisfying moments in combat. An emergent is defined by his or her choice of Incarnation Type, which determines the style of utility, exploration, and combat his or her incarnation can bring to bear. An incarnation can also be customized by many different Incarnation Aspect choices, which are aspects of the emergent's personality that have a physiological effect on the incarnation.
The Elementalist, a half-caster class of primordial power with a martial arts flair! Elementalists control the raw energies of the four Prime Elements through forming a connection to the Elemental Planes. With their Elemental Strike, a versatile blast of raw elemental energy that acts as a weapon, an elementalist can strike from nearly any position on the battlefield, and can do so with style. Elementalists are defined by their choice of Prime Element, which determines the element over which they hold sway, as well as their spell list and spellcasting ability, and their choice of Control Style, which influences how they approach combat and exploration. This combination of choices leads to an incredible amount of build diversity.
Outlandish Sculpting Tools, new magical items themed around OAP's Sculptor Class!
The Odic, a Wisdom-based spellcasting class that uses an ancient and dangerous method - sacrificing its life force as its spellcasting resource! Heavily inspired by the magic used by the shamans of Norse mythology, odyllic magic is from a barbaric time long before arcanists discovered the Weave, a time in which the Old Tongue was spoken and tattoos were used to channel one's own vitality through the body and out into the surrounding world. Every odic is at least partially covered in a network of these runic tattoos, allowing them to channel their vitality through their bodies and into life forms outside themselves. This network begins, and is defined by, the odic's choice of Heart Rune, which determines the core nature of their life force manipulating abilities.
Outlandish Justice, an additional Judiciary Division and six new spells for OAP's Justiciar Class!
Outlandish Bonds, three additional Draconic Bonds for OAP's Dracoknight Class!
Outlandish Elements, a new Control Style, a new Prime Element, a new Specialty for each of the original Prime Elements, and 8 new spells for OAP's Elementalist Class!
Honor & Devotions is five chapters of Kara-Tur character options and magic items inspired by the cultures, myths, and history of the real-world Eastern continent!!
The Accursed, a halfcaster class that has taken control of the curse that ailed it! At some point in their past, each accursed was afflicted with a permanent curse designed to make them endlessly suffer. Not content with accepting their fate, the accursed found a way to bring the curse under their control, utilizing its magic while mitigating the worst of its effects. They can use their Jinx feature to imbue other creatures with a small amount of curse energy with a touch, and use their Curse Control to Suppress their curse’s ailments or Afflict other creatures with them temporarily.
The Ratter, a race of vermin-like humanoids that race through life as if every second is precious, because for them it is. Ratters are keenly intelligent and acutely aware of just how short their twenty-year lifespans are. They work furiously to make sure that each moment matters, having developed a cultural impatience for anything they deem to be a waste of their time, such as bureacracy and sitting still..
The Path of the Liver Eater, a barbarian subclass that harvests the essence of fallen creatures to channel the creatures' powers through their rage. Based on the real-life practices of ancient warriors who would consume the heart or liver of powerful foes to absorb their strength and courage, a Liver Eater can peform a ritual at the end of each combat to harvest an essence by gorging themself on a vital component of a fallen creature. When they enter their rage, a Liver Eater can expend one of their stored essences to gain powers based on the type of creature from which the essence was harvested.
Outlandish Afflictions, two new Metamorphosis paths and six new Accursed Afflictions for OAP's Accursed Class!
Forests of the Realms gives an overview of Faerûn's various forests and their flora, fauna, and some history. It does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
The Underdark gives an overview of Faerûn's "Realm Below"; and its flora, fauna, and some history. It does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Grasslands of the Realms brings life to the oft-forgotten lands of Faerûn. We've populated these vast areas with new and old flora, fauna, and history alike. Grasslands of the Realms does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Arctics of the Realms finds life and excitement in the desolate wastelands of Faerûn. In our travels, we've found new and old flora, fauna, and history to bring to you about the polar regions of the Realms. Arctics of the Realms does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Coasts of the Realms explores the diverse and abundant biome of the coast - the fringe between land, sky, and sea. In our travels, we've found new and old flora, fauna, and history to bring to you about the seashore regions of the Realms. Coasts of the Realms does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Swamps of the Realms explores the icky yet bountiful biome of swamps. In our travels, we've found new and old flora, fauna, and history to bring to you about the fens and mires of the Realms. Swamps of the Realms does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Mountains of the Realms explores the imposing monuments of the distant horizon. In our travels, we've found new and old flora, fauna, and history to bring to you about the fens and mires of the Realms. Mountains of the Realms does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
Deserts of the Realms explores the vast wastelands of Toril. In our travels, we've found new and old flora, fauna, and history to bring to you about the sand oceans of the Realms. Deserts of the Realms does this through both narrative prose, written from the perspective of Amarune Whitewave (the great, great granddaughter of Elminster Aumar), and through occasional notes from her husband, editor, and traveling companion Arclath Delcastle.
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Dive into Magdalenas Grovebright’s diary, curated and organized by the Baldurian Owl Archimedes Quill and meet subraces of the aarakocra and kenku.
Time Traveler's Guide to Chronomancy provides lore, advice, archetypes, and more for parties who want to include elements of time travel into their campaigns. Sure, it's tricky... but oh so tempting!
Grazilaxx’s Guide to Ancestry provides a new and innovative way to use “race” in your 5e games. No longer do you need to settle for the restrictive language of race and tethered ability score increases!
Grazilaxx's Guide to Aquatic Ancestries converts some of the most popular water-based races into the ground-breaking, best selling system Grazilaxx's Guide to Ancestry -- a modular, customizable race-building system that gets rid of the baggage of the core system.
Grazilaxx's Guide to Undead Ancestries converts some of the most popular undead races into the ground-breaking, best selling system Grazilaxx's Guide to Ancestry -- a modular, customizable race-building system that gets rid of the baggage of the core system.
Grazilaxx's Guide to Fey Ancestries converts some of the most popular fey races into the ground-breaking, best selling system Grazilaxx's Guide to Ancestry -- a modular, customizable race-building system that gets rid of the baggage of the core system.
Grazilaxx's Guide to Plant Ancestries converts some of the most popular plant races into the ground-breaking, best selling system Grazilaxx's Guide to Ancestry -- a modular, customizable race-building system that gets rid of the baggage of the core system.
Have you run out of luck with the Archfey? Don't feel like taking a trip to Avernus with the Fiends? Are you weirded out by the Great Old Ones? Then perhaps you'd consider taking the "poor sinner's hand" of a Spiritual Huckster patron, and step into the role of a warlock who interprets the stars above (not really) to lie, cheat, and steal their way to the top. There's no need to feel guilty about reading the cards or consulting the tea leaves to your favor; as P.T. Barnum once famously said, "There's a sucker born every minute."
Ask any seasoned adventurer about their lives, and they’ll tell you stories filled with daring deeds, over-the-top villains, and countless days being saved thanks to their companions’ quick thinking. Underneath that confident facade, though, you’ll find tales of sorrow, irreparable mistakes, and forgotten love. These and other memories lord over their psyches, just as much as yours. What if you could take back the power the memories hold over you, and others? Thanks to the enigmatic Memory Collector, now you can. Under the guidance of your otherworldly patron, learn how to not only take the essence of memories for your own ends, but use them to bolster both yourself and your allies. Just remember that your patron needs to feed as well.
Not every Warlock pact is forged with a contract written in blood, or whispered into the open winds. Some deals are made without the adventurer realizing their mistake - or fortune - until it’s too late. In your case, pen was put to paper when you found the writings of a truly mad academic, and signature obtained when the flesh golem calling itself The Creature arrived at your door, intent on making you its next budding warlock. What happens next? Well, that’s all up to you. Will you repeat the mistakes The Creature’s creator made and create unnatural life? Or will you succumb to the golem’s influence and become more monster than humanoid?
Hello and salutations, friend! Are you feeling run down? Can’t keep up with the day-to-day demands of modern society? Were you injured in a recent Great War? Well, then perhaps you’d consider making a pact with a Clockwork Horror Patron near you. Imagine being able to move with the greatest of ease! Scale walls like only a spider can! Sink your claws into your enemies! Show those automatons who stole your livelihood what for, or stalk the streets thanks to the useful unsettling eldritch powers your Patron has granted you. The world is your oyster, after all!
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Pirate Otter wielding a harpoon. They are wearing a red captain's coat and stripped pants.
Pirate Otter wielding a harpoon. They are wearing a captain's coat and stripped pants.
Goliath Brawler ready to fight. They are wearing leather armor and gloves.
This document won't provide you with a Potion of Cool, because that would only turn out to be be a Tryhard Tincture. What this document does provide is advice on how to portray characters who are cool. It's not just about dark cloaks and mysterious histories and walking away from explosions (though it certainly can involve those things)... Being cool is a complex balance of nonchalance, cool heads, and confidence, without coming off as apathetic or overly distant. This guide can help you master that balancing act, and portray characters that are unmistakably cool.
Keep of the Kobold Queen is a Japanese Roleplaying Game (JRPG) inspired pixel art title that includes an adventure optimized for 3 to 5 characters at 2nd level, six pregenerated 2nd level characters, new classes, new magic items, new monsters, and pixel art paper miniatures.
"Wolf Lord of Yol" is the first fully realized adventure from Cauldron & Tower connecting music, fashion, and gaming in cohesion. Built for 4-6 characters of levels 7th-8th, it can be placed into any setting to provide an indepth region to further explore and experience.
Welcome to The Start & End of Uluu Thalongh. This adventure promises to uncover the heart of an ancient mystery, one that has been tormenting the people of Chult for countless eras. Characters will explore deep jungles in search of truth, and fighting off the possessed fauna that tries to claim them at every opportunity. Will the adventurers discover the truth behind Uluu Thalongh, or simply get consumed in the process?
Located in The Vast north of the Sea of Fallen Stars, Adhe Wood is a small but deadly place. Legends swirl of a mysterious temple in Adhe Wood where statues of snakes hold massive emeralds. But the citizens of Sevenecho, the town nearest to Adhe Wood, seem to know nothing of this legend and refuse to speak of it. Travelers into Adhe Wood rarely return, devoured by the mutated spiders that lurk in the trees.
An expedition was lost in the Glimmersea. The famous explorers, the Loxers, abruptly stopped communicating, sparking concern in those familiar with them. Maer, the merchant who originally hired the expedition, has grown worried and decided to hire a group of adventurers to check on the Loxers.
Vagrant in Wonderland is a whimsical Alice-esque journey into the depths of Araumycos, the Great Fungus. The characters encounter Vagrant, an intrepid myconid scout living within Araumycos who is looking for outside help for a great crisis that has befallen their colony – vast parts of Araumycos are dying and they do not know why or how to stop it. When the party accepts Vagrant’s plea for help, they are led underground through a secret passage. There’s one catch: Vagrant uses the shrinking pygmywort mushroom to get them all inside – but they have no matching bigwig mushrooms left to restore them to their actual size again! The party soon discovers that the mystery of the dying colony and a fresh source for bigwig mushrooms may be closely linked…
Aglarond, on the southeastern edge of the Sea of Fallen Stars, is a nation of human merchants and ancient elves. The sprawling Yuirwood also houses the greatest population of half-elves in all the Realms. Since the death of Simbul, Aglarond has been under attack by the Red Wizards of Thay to the east, the Abolethic Sovereignty from far beyond, and incursions from the Feywild within the ancient Yuirwood. The few Star Elves that once called Yuir home have found their new cosmology adjacent to attack from mysterious sorcerers known as Nilshai, and this conflict overflows into the Yuirwood itself.
On the fringes of the forest known as Tangled Trees, arcanists and scholars mount expeditions into the inhospitable overgrowth from their basecamp at Survey Site 801. Their mission: to study the strange, twisted flora and assess if the abandoned forest can be tamed and inhabited by civilized races once again. When one of the famed arcanists, Eloris Hildebane, goes missing, the party is dispatched to find and recover Hildebane alive or dead.
The Faraway Explorers are a company of treasure hunters currently operating out of the city of Luskan. They have recently discovered the ruins of an ancient fortress of the giants called Knorlfesting, located on an uncharted island in the Sea of Moving Ice. During a successful expedition to explore the ruins, so many artifacts of historical significance and value were discovered that they could not fit on the expedition ship to bring back. Upon returning to Luskan, a second expedition was quickly mounted to pick up the remaining artifacts. In addition to the Erebos—the company’s own ship—a former pirate ship called the Terror of Ten Towns was leased and retrofitted for the icebound journey. Along with a sailing crew and the members of the exploration company, a number of adventurers were hired on to assist the expedition. An uneventful outbound journey allowed for the safe loading of the remaining artifacts into the ships’ cargo holds and the two ships set out on the return journey across the Sea of Moving Ice.
An Icewind Dale adventure for 4-6 characters of 4th-6th level. This adventure occurs in 1491 DR. Rime of the Frostmaiden lists 1489 DR or later, and the timeline of the events in this adventure can be altered as well. What's important is this adventure works perfectly in Rime of the Frostmaiden and we highly recommend it!
The Underdark is a wild, untamed place full of mysteries and treasures. Danger lurks around every cavern wall and is home to some of the fiercest criminal elements the world has ever seen. In this realm, adventurers take many risks for the promise of wealth and fortune. Others look to simply rob these treasure hunters of their newfound wealth. Treasure and riches come in all shapes and sizes below the surface, but finding these is only the beginning. Dead men tell no tales…
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An unusual blizzard has buried the mountain village of Whitecap and is ruining the people's holiday cheer. Like any good, well-thought out, not-at-all-derivative adventure, the heroes find themselves in a tavern and are quickly swept up in fixing other people's problems. All in good holiday fashion, right?
Welcome to the dark side of Faerûn. The Moonsea region, while known as the stomping grounds for many budding adventurers, holds dark secrets if you know just where to look. One of these is a seemingly abandoned farm on the edge of the Cormanthor Forest, just a little ways away from the city of Hillsfar. Dare you brave the dangers lurking within? Can you even trust your friends? Don't look behind you. You just might find Good Country Dyin'. A chilling adventure for 5th to 10th level adventurers.
Within the rough and tumble area known as the Western Expanse, there lies the small town of Tall Pines. Not all is well in Tall Pines, however, as the local Cooper Gang has taken control and made life difficult for its occupants. Now, it is up to you and your party to stop the Cooper Gang and it's deadly leader, Jeremiah Cooper. Can you save Tall Pines? Or is the town doomed to live under Jeremiah's iron fist?
An ancient shrine in the center of a small jungle island is filled with small, lifelike statues and ape-like monsters. Dangerous fruit and a deadly fountain round out the perils in this short adventure for the world's greatest roleplaying game!
Uncharted Waters it is 18 races, 16 feats, 2 subclasses, 2 adventures, optional rules and more all around the aquatic theme!
The Lutrinian, the Melenite, the K'rofa and the Kercpa together at last!
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Packed inside this handbooks bundle you’ll find new player options for your barbarian, bard, cleric, druid, fighter, monk, paladin, ranger, rogue, sorcerer, warlock, and wizard characters!
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