Shane Dayton
One of the major frustrations some players have is realizing that no matter what they play it just feels like being a human calling themselves something else. Sort of takes the fantasy and imagination out of it. Especially problematic with elves and half-elves. But some races are so different, so distinctive, that it’s easy to …
Sometimes you have a feat that is heavy for flavor/roleplaying, aids skill monkeys, and while useful still somehow falls into that group of being more for flavor than use despite its usefulness. Linguist is one of those feats that offers some really cool benefits, has wonderful potential for use in roleplaying or for flavor, but …
Elemental Adept is an interesting feat. There’s no denying that it sounds cool AF and from a flavor standpoint it can be a ton of fun. You want to make a master of fire, thunder, lightning, fire, or acid? Well do we have a feat for you! From the mechanical standpoint this feat can be …
Tough is one of those 5E feats that doesn’t get a lot of love, and I get it, but it’s a feat that actually can be quite useful. It’s not flashy or sexy, but it is a feat that is undeniably useful. While plenty of debate still exists around the tough feat, there are times …
The solar essence is a loot item in Stardew Valley that gets dropped by a very small number of monsters. While it feels like it should be paired up with the void essence, the truth is that the solar essence actually tends to be harder to get in large numbers. This is because there are …
Some feats seem simple at first glance but are actually incredibly powerful and useful as you dig down into them. Mobile is a popular 5E feat that is versatile, practical, and many times comes out to be far more powerful and useful than it even looks. Considering that this looks like a rock solid feat …
Eldritch Adept first appears as an intriguing feat found in Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything that offers a little bit more power boost primarily to the warlock class – although certain other builds may find this feat useful in the right situation. While this gives more potential depth to a warlock build or gives an intriguing …
There are certain games that are just that special type of….addicting. For lack of a better word. They are games you love, but you also hate them. Or you hate them, but there’s so much good that you addictively love them. The games you love to hate. The ones that make you rage quit, but …