Shane Dayton
The observant feat is one of the most solid choices of all the feats in D&D. While certain classes are going to be more inclined to take this feat than others, it’s a useful feat that gives a substantial bonus to important passive traits, a stat boost, and a pretty major potential boost for any …
Since we already had Sorlus the actual vintage game expert (check him out on Twitch at: https://www.twitch.tv/sorlus) over for the best Super Nintendo games of all time, it made sense to keep him around for his list of the best NES games of all times. You’ll see some familiar classics in this one, but you …
Some feats are just clearly OP over others. There are also many 5E feats that go from good to brokenly OP when they are combined together. Why give the DM minor difficulties with one feat when you can combine two to give him huge headaches during the campaign? Half-jokes aside, a few of these combos …
Ah the Lucky feat. Arguably one of the most game-breaking and aggravating feats that can drive a 5E DM nuts. As a player this is a feat I look for no matter what class I’m playing. The ability to grab advantage on three rolls during a session and not have to claim the advantage until …
There’s no shortage of big name gaming YouTubers that are worth following. We all have our favorites and I’m subscribed to dozens of channels…and that’s pretty moderate compared to a lot of people I know. Nothing wrong with that. But how do you find the really good small gaming channels on YouTube? The ones doing …
We thank Sorlus again for bringing his vintage NES game knowledge to the show as we went old, old, OLD school for gamers back to the original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) to look at some of the classics as well as some hidden gems that those of us who identify as an 80’s child, or …
Lucky is easily the most versatile feat in 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons, as it is powerful for every single class and build. This feat is versatile, affects attacks, saves, and checks, and can even be used to undo an enemy critical that hits your own character. In other words it is a jack-of-all-trades potential …
Dungeon Delver is a player feat in 5th Edition D&D that is clearly aimed for players who have an old school DM from the days where all the campaigns took place in the monster-infested dungeons below the surface…or a modern DM who is all about throwing low level parties into the Yawning Portal or the …