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Acquisitions Inc. fans will be getting a brand new source book from Wizards of the Coast in 2019! This will be fitting into the Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition version. Wizards of the coast is working with Penny Arcade to produce this book.
Read MoreWizards of the Coast’s Dungeons and Dragons have announced a new campaign series book similar to the release of the Tales of the Yawning Portal called Ghosts of Saltmarsh. This book is expected to be released on May 21st 2019. This book will be accessible for players level 1-12.
Read MoreSo what does this screen all contain? The screen is a 4 panel fold out screen made of some thick board that is laminated like the cover of a dungeons and dragons hard cover book. The art on the outside is nothing fantastic and after looking at a couple other designs for the DM screens seems like a lack luster job.
Read MoreEnter the grimdark realm of Ravenloft after being approached by a mysterious man offering a reward to help the burgomaster in Barovia. The Dungeons & Dragons Curse of Strahd campaign setting book is a fantastic setting book for the 5th Edition version of the game.
Read MoreWhite Plume Mountain is a fantastic short campaign coming from the 5th editions Dungeons and Dragons book “Tales from the Yawning Portal. The campaign was originally released in 1979. It’s a dungeon crawler where the players hunt for magic items and loot while exploring the mysterious dungeons of the White Plume Mountain.
Read MoreAt the time this was the best I could do at getting dice as a new Dungeons and Dragons player. There are so many options out there these days for getting dice. Check out a few of my favorites! But more importantly, enjoy the video from 2010 and always support physical dice over those dice applications!
These are currently out of print but you are still able to get the current release of these dice on Amazon from Wizards of the coast by clicking the link below.
When a new Ravenloft book arrives for Dungeons & Dragons, there’s one question every player and DM asks first: is this the next Curse of Strahd? It’s an understandable reaction. Curse of Strahd is one of the most beloved adventures D&D has ever produced, and it casts a very long shadow over everything released since. So let me answer right away: no, Ravenloft: The Horrors Within is not another Curse of Strahd. It’s a different kind of book, and understanding that difference is the key to deciding whether it belongs on your shelf.
Today we get to unbox a set of custom master dice from the dice maker Cleric’s Components. With this set I have asked to have our new logo on the 20 face of the 20 sided die. The set comes pretty cleaned up but does require some additional sanding before going right into mold making.
Dungeons and Dragons currently sits in its 5.5th Edition. With this change over from Dungeons and Dragons 5 to 5.5 there have been changes to the way the releases. Today we are going to answer “What are the differences between 5th Edition and 5.5 Dungeons and Dragons?” and “What books do I need for Dungeons and Dragons 5.5 Edition?” We will also answer the question “Is it worth it to update my game to 5.5 Dungeons and Dragons from 5th Edition?”
New for Dungeons and Dragons 5.5 Edition are reference cards. These reference cards are for Magic Items, Monsters and Spells. Let’s take a look at what to expect in these boxes.
Dungeons and Dragons fans finally have some solid things to look forward to for the famous tabletop RPG. Here is everything Wizards of the Coast has announced for the 2026 and 2027 years ahead.
Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition has released many pre written adventures covering everything from deep dungeon delves to political intrigue. From fighting demons and devils to riding dinosaurs. There is no shortage of what these adventures cover. Today we will be ranking each of the adventures for Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition.
Looking for a massive dungeon crawl that scopes the entire module of a campaign? Waterdeep Dungeon of the Mad Mage has you covered. This 23 level deep dungeon is guaranteed to give players their fill from cover to cover with Dungeoneering goodness.
Few campaign books in the 5th Edition library stand out to me like the 2 part series of Waterdeep. Specifically, today we will be looking at the Waterdeep: Dragon Heist campaign setting and letting you know if it’s a campaign worth running.
For someone that may just be getting started with Dungeons & Dragons, one of the most tangible and used items for playing the game is a set of Dungeons & Dragons dice. Dungeons & Dragons dice sets are called a “polyhedral dice set”.
This video was originally released on May 2011. This was around the time I was just starting to get into dungeons and dragons and was really into buying the miniatures.
Read MoreThe Dungeons and Dragons Druid Spell Deck is another large spell deck in the D& 5th edition series of character spells.
Read MoreThe Ranger Spellbook for Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition is another great addition to your player or DM arsenal.
Read MoreDungeons & Dragons 5th Edition Spelldeck is a fantastic addition both for the dungeon master and the players themselves.
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Wizards of the Coast has been light on full-length campaigns for the current edition of Dungeons & Dragons, so Arcana Unleashed: Deadfall arrives with a lot of attention on it. It’s a high-level espionage adventure set in Thay, and it has real strengths. It also left me lukewarm. I would happily sit down and play it, but if you’re choosing a campaign for your table, I wouldn’t make this the go-to when there are stronger options out there.