Shane Dayton
Rogue is one of the most diverse classes in Dungeons and Dragons, offering a mix of out-of-combat skill options and damage-dealing power. The rogue is the definition of a skill monkey, with a devastating sneak attack that can make them incredible damage dealers. If the rest of the party sets them up right, a lot …
Wizards, masters of the arcane, intelligent studious spellcasters who are a nightmare to deal with when they are properly prepared, every player and DM knows the potential power of a great wizard. The wizard class is all about planning, preparation, and making intelligent choices. As one of the long-time players at our table stated: “Nothing …
Druids are a class that can be a lot of fun to play for the right DnD player. As deeply rooted and in tune with the will of nature as you can get, and many even consider themselves an extension of it. The neutral alignment is for a class that believes the overarching importance of …
Playing Dungeons and Dragons is fun, creative, and excitingly immersive. Knowing what feats are able to best help your character make it through the game helps to add to all of the great aspects of playing, and that can be a challenge when it comes to building a Cleric, a class that might have more …
Monks are one of the most intriguing classes in 5th edition Dungeons and Dragons. On the surface they seem simple, you play as a character who relies on their mobility instead of armor and their bare hands instead of a weapon. However, as you become more experienced you realize there are a plethora of ways …
Paladins are righteous warriors who swear an oath to spread and protect light and justice wherever they go. They are Charisma based warriors who have such a strong unwavering belief and confidence in their sworn oath that it creates a bond that funnels that (often) divine power through them. Their sheer belief and confidence results …
10 Best Feats for Barbarians There are a lot of different feats to choose from in 5th edition D&D, but which are best for barbarians? Barbarian characters tend to be complete tanks designed to absorb the damage, then more damage, then all the damage you’d still be hitting them with as DM if your enemies …
Ranger was the very first class I played as a brand new D&D player. In fact, it was the 5th Edition D&D ranger, Trajen (yes, named after the Roman Emperor – A+ to you history buffs…or Civ 6 players) who was my very first character in any TTRPG campaign. A dozen new amazing friends and …