Shane Dayton
Skulker is one of those niche feats that is clearly designed for one or two classes, but has some benefits that other niche or specialized builds might find useful. This can often be overlooked, in part because it is so clearly aimed at Rangers and Rogues, but if those were the only classes to look …
Medium Armor tends to be that problem child of the armor types in 5th Edition DnD. There are many builds that make amazing use of light armor and Dexterity bonuses, as well as the tanks of fighters and paladins who love heavy armor…as does virtually every cleric who has the ability to upgrade to heavy …
Skill Expert is a wonderful 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons feat that is not only versatile but offers surprising strength and roleplaying opportunities in the right circumstances. Take the following story as an example of why the 5E Skill Expert feat can rock: Jovially the bard laughs before accepting more free drinks, her performance unequalled …
Much like the wonderful “Fey Touched” feat that was also introduced in Tasha’s, the Shadow Touched feat is a great addition to 5E that provides remarkable flexibility, great flavor text, and some strong benefits that work with a wide variety of classes and builds. I love feats that are strong, versatile, AND add in serious …
A row of Vikings stand resolute in a shield wall waiting for the Orc charge, each confident that the wall will hold, knowing what follows will be a counterattack using shield and sword on the offense. A Spartan fighter spins, choosing to shove back an opponent using his shield before spinning to follow up with …
Super Auto Pets is a fantastic auto battler that has gained an enormous following due its extremely fun setup, cute graphics, and surprisingly in-depth strategies in a game that appears extremely simple on the surface. Understanding the game is incredibly easy as you use limited funds to buy a team of animals, improve them, upgrade …
Sweat falls off a fighter’s brow as he pushes for yet another hour of training at camp, honing his strikes to only the most vicious of hits. The barbarian funnels his rage into a flurry of attacks on an overwhelmed enemy using his years of combat experience to land the most devastating of blows. The …
Mechs vs. Minions (MVM) is a cooperative programming board game playable by two to four players, who act as mechs in a mission to fight off an army of skillfully marauding minions. But, what exactly does all that mean, and is it any fun? Mechs vs. Minions is a campaign-based game involving mechs working as …