Unlock a cauldron full of new playable content in this Dungeons and Dragons sourcebook. You can pre-order Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything right now in the D&D Beyond Marketplace!
Natasha the Dark, Iggwilv the Witch Queen, daughter of Baba Yaga or simply the witch named Tasha, well-known for her spells such as Tasha’s hideous laughter, has compiled all the precious lore she has gathered during her illustrious career as an adventurer for the enrichment of all. Her book offers a taste of the great power that awaits D&D players and dungeon masters everywhere! Contained within the archmage’s musings are:
- 192 pages full of new rules options and 22 new subclasses for all of the character classes in the Player’s Handbook, like the Fey Wanderer ranger archetype
- Introducing the artificer in a major rules expansion, plus the new Armorer subclass
- New spells, magic items, and artifacts, as well as the introduction of magical tattoos and Group Patrons and sidekicks
- An expanded Dungeon Master toolkit, including a plethora of puzzle guides of varying difficulty
- New rules to rework a character's racial traits to customize their origin story
- Run games in unnatural environments like Enchanted Springs and Eldritch Storms
Don’t forget the pre-order bonuses! They've been extended through the holiday season, so you can get all the special goodies if you buy Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything by January 4th, 2021!
Order the digital version of Tasha's Cauldron of Everything on D&D Beyond to unlock a set of cauldron-inspired digital dice and other cosmetic bonuses for your character sheet will be added when the book is live. Buy as a gift during pre-order window and when the gift is redeemed it will include all pre-order perks!
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Posted Nov 2, 2020This looks amazing!
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Posted Nov 2, 2020so cool cant wait
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Posted Nov 2, 2020This is going to be an awesome book
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Posted Nov 2, 2020I still want a weapon/armor rework to make each weapon more unique and have their own uses. I'm sick of there being literally no mechanical difference between a battleaxe and a longsword, or a glaive and a halberd or a war pick and morningstar. It also makes no sense that the quarterstaff could be wielded one handed at all.
Edit: I was wrong about the quarterstaff part.
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Posted Nov 2, 2020Very excited! Cannot wait.
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Posted Nov 2, 2020That is defiantly true, but it could have a narrative impact.
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Posted Nov 2, 2020This looks so good! Sad I had to choose this or rime, but I couldn't skip this. Tell me your fave part of this below!
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Posted Nov 2, 2020Sidekicks because of the creativity they enable.
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Posted Nov 2, 2020I personally really like the 3.5e rules for different weapons having different rules for critical hits, e.g. swords crit on 19-20 and axes deal 3x damage dice on a crit. I know that throws a massive wild card into combat, but I like it. It's realistic and gritty. I want me some historically accurate mechanics, thank you. And studded leather doesn't ******* exist. A coat of plates could function identically.
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Posted Nov 2, 2020I'm so excited! I've been wanting another version of XGtE ever since I had finished reading XGtE. I can't wait!!!
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Posted Nov 2, 2020Studded leather doesn't exist...but nether do goblins, or wizards....or most of the things in D&D...so...your point?
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Posted Nov 2, 2020But we already have Xanarthar's Guide to Everything. Here are some better names:
- Tasha's Cauldron of Everything Else
- Tasha's Cauldron of Everything Xanathar Forgot
- Tasha's Cauldron of Stuff She's Interested In
- Tasha's Cauldron of Tasha
- Tasha's Cauldron of Everything You Can Find Under a Log in the Forest
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Posted Nov 2, 2020Sorry. That wasn't my main point. I don't actually have anything against it; that was just a small part of my rant.
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Posted Nov 2, 2020As someone who has wielded a staff one-handed before, I can confirm that it is possible. It's simply easier to do with two hands, and usually the more complex maneuvers (and many basic) need two hands.
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Posted Nov 2, 2020Ok
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Posted Nov 2, 2020Would be great if they gave us some bonuses for pre-ordering like they do with other books. It would add some nice detail to the background and layout options specific to owning it prior to it being released.
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Posted Nov 2, 2020You do get preorder bonuses, you just don't get them until the book releases.
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Posted Nov 3, 2020yeah but I think the main reason these are different weapons in the first place is for flavor.
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Posted Nov 3, 2020Don’t get me wrong: I am personally counting down the days until this comes out because SO MUCH NEW STUFF
LIKE PUZZLE GUIDES I AM SO EXCITED I HAVE ALWAYS WANTED PUZZLE GUIDES AND ALSO SO MUCH OTHER COOL STUFF XANATHAR FORGOT
But here are some more alternate names:
Tasha’s Cauldron of More Stuff
Tasha’s Cauldron of Epic Lore
Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything Wizards Could Come Up With By The Deadline
Tasha’s Cauldron of Soup
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Posted Nov 3, 2020Battle axes arent finesse.
Glaives are heavy.
You can poke with a quaterstaff.