Monks are one of the most intriguing classes in 5th edition Dungeons and Dragons. On the surface they seem simple, you play as a character who relies on their mobility instead of armor and their bare hands instead of a weapon. However, as you become more experienced you realize there are a plethora of ways …
Paladins are righteous warriors who swear an oath to spread and protect light and justice wherever they go. They are Charisma based warriors who have such a strong unwavering belief and confidence in their sworn oath that it creates a bond that funnels that (often) divine power through them. Their sheer belief and confidence results …
10 Best Feats for Barbarians There are a lot of different feats to choose from in 5th edition D&D, but which are best for barbarians? Barbarian characters tend to be complete tanks designed to absorb the damage, then more damage, then all the damage you’d still be hitting them with as DM if your enemies …
Ranger was the very first class I played as a brand new D&D player. In fact, it was the 5th Edition D&D ranger, Trajen (yes, named after the Roman Emperor – A+ to you history buffs…or Civ 6 players) who was my very first character in any TTRPG campaign. A dozen new amazing friends and …
When a Magic: The Gathering player thinks of control, their instinct is to think of blue. With its wealth of efficient counterspells and card draw options, no other color comes close to blue’s prowess when it comes to picking and choosing what spells its opponents are allowed to resolve. Since card advantage and attrition are …
Racial feats are an interesting option that can make the choice of a player character’s race really matter, especially if you are looking to take advantage of how these feats out of Xanathar’s allow some really unique customization options. Fade Away is one of the racial feats available to gnomes, and it really plays into …
Finding great music that you can use for Twitch streams, YouTube videos, and other creative online projects can be a pain – especially for those of us who don’t have any ability, training, or talent to make our own. There are free to use options out there, but many video game fans who have fallen …
One of the first lessons you learn when playing video games is to keep your health from reaching 0. In games like Super Mario Bros., this means not letting Mario take a hit while he’s small. In RPGs, you can usually see every character’s exact HP total. When a character gets low, you heal them …