Feats that boost skills are popular among many 5th Edition D&D players because of their versatility. There are very few classes or builds that don’t see major benefits from being able to add skill proficiencies. Throw in expertise, something generally reserved for Bards and Rogues (or those taking the Skill Expert feat from Tasha’s) and …
You were doing so well with socializing, giving gifts and hitting cut scenes all through the winter months, then you ended up spending spring and summer creating mega crops to get the farm up to par for one of the all-time great pumpkin harvests, courtesy of your dozens upon dozens of quality and iridium sprinklers. …
Harkening back on infernal ancestry, a Tiefling mage draws on the history of their blood to make their fire especially potent and powerful, the Flames of Phlegethos feat powering up their attack and finishing with a wreath of fire lighting up the dark cave around the party, making it possible for even the human adventurers …
When it comes to character creation in Dungeons and Dragons, one of the first and most important steps is to determine what ability scores you are going to have. Your Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma will help determine your character’s talents and shortcomings when it comes to skills, spellcasting, combat, and resilience. There …
Looking back at Magic’s extensive history, seeing how certain colors in the color pie evolved from their earliest card designs in Alpha to present day sets is very interesting. Some aspects, like blue’s affinity for countermagic or green’s affinity for efficient creatures, have remained the same. Others, like black’s relationship with mana acceleration, have undergone …
While browsing for a new and cozy simulation game, Sakuna of Rice and Ruin catches your eye. It hosts an interesting combination of puzzles, action, war, and survival simulation – features that would typically be in separate games. Is this worth it to add to your collection? What is Sakuna of Rice and Ruin all …
There’s no getting around a common truth of many tabletop RPGs – spellcasters are harder characters to build, manage, and optimize than non-spellcasters. Despite a much more streamlined set of rules compared to its earlier versions, 5th edition Dungeons & Dragons is no exception, adding an entire extra page of information to any spellcaster’s character …
Fey Teleportation is a very interesting feat introduced to 5E D&D via the racial feats guide in Xanathar’s Guide to Everything. Adding in some magic from the Fey realm, High Elves reconnect with their Fey ancestry through intense study, finding a deep connection that reveals itself through magical properties. Fey teleportation is a 5E racial …