The Drow are among the most mysterious of the Elves, in large part due to the change of their curse from worshipping Lolth and being mostly found in the Underdark, far from the forests and open ground that most groups of Elves are associated with whether in the Material Plane or the Fey Wild. This …
Dragon Hide is the second of two 5E feats for Dragonborn introduced in Xanathar’s Guide to Everything for 5th Edition D&D. Like many of the racial feats in this core book, it is strong in flavor and embracing creating a more in-depth immersion into a high fantasy world, but does it hold up on the …
The term half feat, sometimes also called a hybrid feat, is a 5th edition feat where a +1 ability stat is granted in addition to another bonus. This is called a half feat because half of it is the normal ability score improvement while the other half are non-ability score improvements/benefits the feat grants. These …
While the countenance of dragonborn leaves no question about at least one major part of their ancestry, there is no denying that even a fearsome dragonborn is a long way removed from the fierce winged ancestors who remain either awe-inspiring or truly terrifying forces in certain parts of the world whenever they appear. Dragon Fear …
Halflings have one of the most impressive starting feats of any of the races with their Lucky racial feature which allows them the ability to re-roll every one that’s rolled. Many a player at a D&D table has been saved by the fact that they were a Halfling and thus allowed to re-roll a 1. …
There aren’t many racial feats that get a lot of attention in 5E D&D, but Elven Accuracy is one that has caught the attention of plenty of elf adventurers, and it’s easy to see why. This is one of the stronger racial feats that can be found in Xanathar’s, and really plays to the strength …
Racial feats are likely the biggest part of Xanthar’s Guide to Everything that developers were surprised flew under the radar. This was the first addition to feats offered in the Player’s Handbook, and despite this they generally flew under the radar with few players or DMs taking notice. This might have been due in part …
In 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons nets are specialty Dexterity-based ranged weapons that will impose the restrained condition on a target until it is able to become free, or is able to pass a DC10 strength check. While it doesn’t do any actual damage, the disadvantages that the restrained condition imposes can be powerful and …