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Trap: This trap is set in a circular room with a 30ft diameter. There are two open passageways directly across from each other. There are 3 metal pedestals in this room. They are spaced 10ft apart from each other in a triangle formation. Each pedestal
Our adventuring party has been sent to investigate Bogkettle’s Tea Shop. The shop has been closed for a few days and citizens fear something may have happened to the owner, a goblin by the name of Bogkettle. What’s worse, the townsfolk are afraid to find
Whether your next campaign will be aboard a Spelljammer or you are able to craft a backstory of how an ooze came-to-be (perhaps through a wizard experiment gone wrong, or in this case, gone right), the Plasmoid race is an interesting choice for a Dungeons
In 2018, I played my first Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition character in a game. Ulfgar Brazzik. Ulfgar was an 8th level Dwarven Shadow Sorcerer. I wanted to build around a backstory of Ulfgar using his axe in combat and supplementing combat with his reaction
Bacon is delicious. The smell of bacon can make one’s mouth water. Being covered with the alluring scent of bacon grease is not only hard to wash off, but could result in attracting nearby monsters that savor the flavor of bacon. What will make matters
Today we are going to take a look at a Tarot Card Puzzle that is presented in the indie horror game The Witching Hour. This is a fantastic game created by Vincent Lade (@VincentLade) and can be found on Steam. Our purpose of this article,
One of the original subclasses from the Dungeons and Dragons™ 5E Player’s Handbook is the Wild Magic Sorcerer. The flavor of this class presents the possibility that random magical effects could occur with the casting of leveled spells. We call this a Wild Magic surge.
I’ve recently started playing Skyrim on the Nintendo Switch and have found that the puzzles in the game, while easy, are inspiring. With that in mind, I have converted two of my favorite puzzles from Skyrim to Dungeons & Dragons™ game. The first one is
Let’s play a game! Create a #DnD Trap using 3 (and only 3) of the Rory’s Story Cubes in this photo. Please include: the trap, trigger, and effect. I will add most ideas to my website (wallydm.com) and may pick one or two to present