Shane Dayton
While feats are considered an optional rule in 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons, they’re so commonly used that it would be really, really strange to be in a campaign without them. While sometimes a DM might make a ruling on a broken combination (or just straight out band one trouble making feat in particular) for …
So maybe you weren’t quite as prepared for Skull Cavern as you thought your were. Or maybe you went a bit too bomb happy and ended up biting it. Whatever the reason, if you pass out due to damage you will end up losing a lot of of your stuff. We’ve all seen that message …
I’ll be straight up with this one: bane is one of my favorite spells in all of 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons. Discovered when I played my bard, bane was one of those spells that looked like it could be situationally good, and turned out to be incredibly powerful. The fact it is so much …
Watering is one of the main activities in Stardew Valley and that shouldn’t be a surprise considering this is a farm-life sim game. For those of us with 1,000 hours in the game we have every type of sprinkler system set up imaginable to water plants every day on the farm(s) in Stardew Valley and …
Feats are a major part of the 5E Dungeons & Dragons experience. While technically optional rules, pretty much every single DM is going to allow their use. Feats are an incredible way to supercharge your character, add an extra bit of flavor, or even allow for roleplaying and customization options that help to give your …
Tools are an essential part of any farm-life game and Stardew Valley is no exception. Upgrading the right tools at the right time can make the game much smoother, and using an original pick axe and water can by Fall can make you start wondering why the heck so many people claim this drudging game …
The wizard contemplates ordering one more drink before turning in for the night when a floating mug of ale hovers in front of him, then gently sits down on the table from an invisible hand. A telekinetic shove punches him in the shoulder. The wizard glares at the bard who laughs in delight at her …
He has four aces you should really fold, the message comes in loud and clear from the telepathic rogue, and the bard puts on a nice little show before folding his hand. The paladin probably wouldn’t approve, but hey, he was fine with cheating when the rogue had him duck an ogre’s club last week, …