Shane Dayton
Every D&D 5e alignment has particular quirks and characteristics that make them fun and unique. The Neutral alignment has a reputation of being the black sheep of the lot; boring, uneventful, and somewhat predictable – but as sure as dragons breathe fire and ice, this couldn’t be farther from the truth! There are many exciting …
War Caster is one of the most popular feats for spell casters and it doesn’t take much playing to see why. This is a feat designed for those casters who need to be in the middle of things and want to still make themselves as capable as possible in that situation whether maintaining concentration or …
Some warriors are content with one trusty weapon: a blade, an axe, a halberd for the polearm fans out there. However, there are those characters who love to fight and train, and want to master not one martial weapon but as many as possible. To these versatile martial characters Weapon Training offers an opportunity to …
The Spell Sniper feat is a favorite for spellcasters who like to sit a little bit further back in battle because they’re not exactly built for taking splash damage when enemy spellcasters try taking out your tanks on the frontline. Often referred to as “Sharpshooter for Spells,” the Spell Sniper Feat allows players to Increase …
Sometimes you just need an extra little movement. Whether a Ranger adjusting from long distance fighting to charging into the fray, a Monk defying even the already loose laws of speed and movement, or a Sorcerer tired of having enemies close in on her because they have more movement speed, there The One DnD Speedster …
Spend enough time in the shadows, and it’s only a matter of time until you become one with them. The Skulker feat is all about those D&D characters who hide in the shadows, watch from the darkness, and use stealth to position themselves to scout out dangers ahead or set up for a devastating attack. …
The forearm moves on instinct, bringing up a shield to deflect an Eldritch Blast one moment before swinging in a wide arc to deflect an attempted spear thrust away as your character continues to move gracefully through the utter chaos of combat. While some focused on mastering the sword or polearm, you saw the key …
Sharpshooter was the first feat I ever took as a D&D player. When 5E came out, my introduction to D&D, I chose to play a Ranger. For anyone who knew how bad the early Ranger was before the upgrades and addendums, the good news was it was all going to be better from there (and …