After much um-ing and ah-ing I've decided to put my first homebrew up here for some feedback before I publish it. I'll ultimately be publishing it as "pay what you want".

There's a lot of work gone into this, next step for me is to finalise the artwork and reformat to fit in the art, but the content is more or less done. I'm pretty pleased with the setting and scenario I've made, and I think it contains some fairly unique challenges!

The Celestial Mare is a 20 page adventure which can be run in the mountains of any setting. It is a variable length adventure (depending on the players levels) and is suitable for around levels 3-6.

Please let me know what you think, and feel free to run this and let me know how it goes! I'm not in a position to run it myself at the moment so I will really appreciate any feedback!

The Celestial Mare - Link

I've made this now my homebrew thread - so I can just keep adding stuff to it!

In celebration, here's a really silly item for you - The 'stache.

Enjoy! And please, if you get the chance, have a glance through the Celestial Mare in the first post!

we need more stuff with the league of dads ( i want a dad statblock)

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After much um-ing and ah-ing I've decided to put my first homebrew up here for some feedback before I publish it. I'll ultimately be publishing it as "pay what you want".

There's a lot of work gone into this, next step for me is to finalise the artwork and reformat to fit in the art, but the content is more or less done. I'm pretty pleased with the setting and scenario I've made, and I think it contains some fairly unique challenges!

The Celestial Mare is a 20 page adventure which can be run in the mountains of any setting. It is a variable length adventure (depending on the players levels) and is suitable for around levels 3-6.

Please let me know what you think, and feel free to run this and let me know how it goes! I'm not in a position to run it myself at the moment so I will really appreciate any feedback!

The Celestial Mare - Link

 One thing that I would recommend is bolding any monsters/monster names, so skimming DM's know what to prepare.

 I will be sure to embolden the monster names!

todays random homebrew item: The multiquill!

5 internet points if you know what it's based off!

Another one I thought I'd share from my homebrew - the Sword of the Bards.

Enjoy!

Have you ever wanted to be a chicken god? Well now you can, with this cursed pendant and an ever-growing flock of murder-chickens. The swarm is built to vary depending on the number of chickens, so technically you could take down a tarrasque or strip out an entire town with an endless swarm of feathery fury, should you acquire enough chickens!

Disclaimer - avoid using this if your world features mass chicken farms! Best if there are at most 20 chickens in a farm!

Shouldn't it be a Fowl Pendant?

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Shouldn't it be a Fowl Pendant?

Indeed it absolutely should and was fully intended to be.

Somehow I managed to not make the pun XD

Todays sporadic posting is an entire encounter, which DM's of deeply story-oriented games might enjoy putting in their party's way. This is called the Museum of Misdeeds, and it is a way to bring things from a PC's backstory back to haunt them. Please have a look and let me know what you think!

It's a little dark but I think it will be a very interesting encounter for any story-driven party!

Let me know what you think, and if you do use this (or any of my homebrew) in your games, please let me know how it worked out for you!

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 I will be sure to embolden the monster names!

todays random homebrew item: The multiquill!

5 internet points if you know what it's based off!

 I HAVE OBTAINED FIVE INTERNET POINTS! What can I spend them on?

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 I will be sure to embolden the monster names!

todays random homebrew item: The multiquill!

5 internet points if you know what it's based off!

 I HAVE OBTAINED FIVE INTERNET POINTS! What can I spend them on?

 13 Bobux

Hello folks! Today I have a Whip that I've come up with for your games - the Lash of Incorporeality!

I struggled to put everything I wanted to into this whip! The idea is that you could attack through the walls and then drag people into the walls - though if you latch onto something stronger than you are, you might find yourself being the one pulled into the wall instead!

DM's can have a lot of fun with this, I feel - I'm going to be putting it into my campaign at some point!

Here's another I've posted to the "interesting creatures" thread over in story & lore section: Skitterlings!

These critters are cute & inquisitive, and like shiny things. They aren't aggressive, and make good companions (well, the males do anyway), but they make terrible familiars. The reason being that they can absorb spells being cast around them, and then spit them out themselves!

nice some spell eating armodiilos is cool

A new magical item for you all - the Cape of Arra.

Todays contributing is Treestorks!

This is an idea I came up with whilst I was out for a walk last weekend. We stopped for our lunch under some trees, which were inexplicably better at sheltering against the rain than all the rest. Whilst I was eating, I noticed the roots grew from the trees on one side, the other side seemed flush to the floor. That was when I realised that they could have been the legs of a massive bird!

 I'm 50/50 on its challenge rating, as it is likely to be ambushing the players as they take a rest. But then, it is also not likely to hang around once they start attacking it, so I don't know really!

What do you think? I did a sketch of it the other day, I'll have to throw that on here as well at some point!

This is actually a terrifying idea! Great job!

*Rubs hands* Those fools won't know what hit them!

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we need more stuff with the league of dads ( i want a dad statblock)

 Just in case you haven't heard of it, look up the podcast series Dungeons and Daddies. Its a D&D podcast about 4 dads from the "real world" flung into the Forgotten Realms to rescue their kids. The D&D rules in it are a little off at times, but it is one of the most fun and funniest D&D plays I have listened to

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This is actually a terrifying idea! Great job!

*Rubs hands* Those fools won't know what hit them!

Thanks!

I have a plan to build a great swathe of the world I'm making as being the most dangerous place. The entire area (which is hundreds of miles across) is going to be home to all manner of creatures which have evolved for thousands of years in the presence of adventuring parties, and as such have been inadvertently selectively bred to involve adventurers in their existence in some way!

Basically, the whole place is going to need some serious thoughts on safety - just pitching camp, as you can see, could be fatal!