Catch up with the latest adventures of the Mighty Nein in our recap of last night's Critical Role episode!
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There are a few very iconic monsters in the D&D multiverse, but the eidolon, and the Scared Statue, have the very unique place in the D&D multiverse.
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Wilderness exploration isn't as bad as you think! There are plenty of tricks DMs can use to make exploring your campaign setting just as fun as you've always wanted it to be.
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The Sorrowsworn are embodiments of extremely negative emotions, and they may have been created by either the Shadowfell, or by the Shadowfell influencing people in that plane of existence, and warping and twisting them. I talked to Adam Lee about what makes these creatures so disturbing.
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The secret to building good encounters is not forcing your players to chase down every last goblin and kill every last kobold. Using creative combat objectives will revitalize your encounters and dynamism to your games!
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Clockworks are gnome creations, and gnomes are just endlessly inquisitive about things, and how things work, and the need to tinker and make stuff. And as gnomes sort of are exploring all the different avenues, they create these animal-like creations.
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Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes not only has monsters that are horrific and disturbing but they also have ones that are alien and even endearing.
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Hobgoblins are not like orcish warriors, fighting as an uncivilized, brutish horde. Hobgoblins wear armor of steel and wield mass-produced swords. They are the product of a mighty war machine. Learn how to command an unstoppable army with this week's monster guide.
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I'm happy to share that the major changes we have been talking about for months with the character sheet revamp are here!