The slasher feat is one of a trio of feats that was released with Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything that focuses on giving bonuses to weapon type or attack type. This is a way to help further buff martial classes whether they use blunt force, piercing force, or in this case slashing damage weapons. The slasher …
Well it was only a matter of time until the Meeples came at you with a really spicy take, and it seems like the time was now. While it might be hard to believe (said with eyes rolling) Shane and Braden apparently have some opinions about the current state of today’s entertainment whether movie theaters, …
I find the topic of fences in Stardew Valley interesting because for so long many of my friends who enjoyed this game would look at setting up fences for the animals early, or even getting fencing up for crops or organizational purposes. And for a long time, and I mean hundreds of hours of play …
Do you want more fighter with your fighter? Not to steal an amazing line from JoCat but fighter is an outstanding class in 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons and the Fighting Initiate feat gives players the ability to dive even more deeply into the fighter class. This also opens up the Fighting Styles to other …
The piercer feat is actually a bit more versatile than some of the other similar feats in Tasha’s that focus on a specific damage type based on weapons. While at first glance it’s a bit easy to dismiss this one as seeming a bit underpowered, and for some classes it is a feat that won’t …
Sharpshooter is a feat that experienced D&D players will be very aware of. Whether you played a ranger who specialized in those long distance shots or you found yourself the victim of a DM using it against your party, this is a feat that has a huge impact on any given game. Sharpshooter is not …
We’re huge fans of 5th Edition D&D. While it has its flaws, as all systems do, this framework has allowed two amazing gaming groups to come together and thrive, create many memorable adventures and characters, and bring relatively (or completely) new players into the world of tabletop gaming. In short, despite many valid complaints, we …
There was a lot of excitement over Gen Con’s return in 2021, as well as a little bit of understandable trepidation. Covid cancelled Gen Con in 2020 and it wasn’t necessarily a sure thing that 2021 would end up being any different. Three of the four meeples (with Shane, aka “The Corrupt Overlord” being the …