Sometimes you make mistakes, but that isn’t the end of the world. By accepting the fact that everyone makes mistakes, you create a better gaming environment.
Making Tools Useful in 5e: Tinker's Tools
Tinker’s Tools let your tinkering adventurers create equipment, mechanical gadgets, and minor magic items to conquer their adventures.
Making Tools Useful In 5e: Healer's Kit
Not everyone has a god to heal them, sometimes you have to go a bit more mundane with bandages, salves, and more from your Healer’s Kit!
Making Tools Useful in 5e: Brewer's Supplies
This time we are all about getting a buzz on and going over the Brewer’s Supplies! Let’s put the brew in homebrew! … man, I’m so clever.
Runic Weapons - Homebrew
My system for creating modular weapons that focus on customization and having the right tool for the job… even if that tool is just a better sword.
Making Tools Useful in 5e: Smith's Tools
Work with rare metals to Craft powerful weapons and invulnerable armor with your Smith’s Tools!
Downtime Days - Homebrew
Downtime Days don’t have to be the few boring options available in the Player’s Handbook, in this post we talk about how to create a system to help your players explore your world outside the table.
Figuring Out Combat in 5e: Making a Boss
Creating a boss at the last minute can be a pretty big undertaking, lets see if we can’t help you speed up the process by creating a level appropriate boss inside of 5 minutes!
Figuring Out Combat in 5e: Monster Longevity
When you don’t want your monsters to die immediately.
Figuring Out Combat in 5e: Hitting the Players
It can be frustrating to roll a d20 over and over again and still never hit your players. Let’s see how we can fix the system!