Shane Dayton
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 …
Why use one sword when you can use two? The image of a dual-wielding badass busting through a horde of goblins or orcs, or retreating from an impossible onslaught, a flurry of blades covering retreat for themselves and any party mates as they withdrawal – these are remarkable images that conjure up memories of favorite …
Season Two of Unqualified Experts is in full swing now, and boy do we have a special one this week. We bring in Sorlus, a vintage game expert and awesome Twitch streamer who has the single most impressive Super Nintendo collection we have ever seen…as you will see by some of the cartridges he breaks …
The 5E Defensive Duelist feat is a strong one that can be cool both on a mechanical basis as well as fit well into a fighting style roleplay of the right melee character build. This feat is from the original Player’s Handbook and often gets overlooked from melee fighters because the feat doesn’t sound fancy …
The past year and change has been stressful for a lot of us, and of course our timing was excellent as ever when forming a gaming group right before a worldwide pandemic that meant we couldn’t meet in person anymore. Board Game Arena was an early discovery in those dark days that let us meet …
Seems like whether talking about movies, TV shows, or video games we get an endless marching list of sequels and remakes. Some are good or interesting, many more no one asked for. And yet when it comes to video games, often times there is a clear example of an amazing game that did some cool …
The crusher feat comes from Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything and is a really interesting addition that many melee fighters will find very interesting and very tempting. It’s also a 5E feat that is absolutely made for the monk. With that said, this is a versatile feat with several moving pieces and worth a deep breakdown …