A collection of homebrew material for D&D 5e, though some may apply to other fantasy TTRPGs. Homebrew is the spice of life when making the game your own!
Herbalism in your Dungeons and Dragons campaign has more uses than ever before. Not only can you create poultices, teas, ointments, elixirs, and balms, but a special organic material may be necessary for imbuing an item with magical properties.
Metamagic is a thematic, useful class feature for Sorcerers, but using Metamagic efficiently can be daunting for players. This article will help a Sorcerer to understand how each Metamagic can be used to optimally enhance their spells.
Due to the sheer girth of the spell section of the PHB (and later XgtE/TCoE), some spells that are duds. A spell may be a dud if it’s too circumstantial or just bad compared to other options. I think it’s a healthy exercise to think about these spells and how I would improve them without making them too powerful.
Historian and treasure hunter Karl Lonbar spent his life searching for the most powerful ancient artifacts. He accumulated 20 of these in his career and hid them in pocket planes, accessible by simple playing cards. Now, his great grandson is selling off these legendary items.
In this article, we will provide a few scenarios, formulas, and components required. Plus, we’ll include potential role-playable challenges that may arise while a player crafts this magic item.
Do you find yourself flustered while throwing a creature at a party because they are ALL DUNGEON MASTERS who know the Monster Manual inside and out?…
Homebrew Items: Deck of Many Blings Yep, you read that correctly. You might have expected the usual Deck of Many Things topic, but you can call me D.J. Flutes because this is a remix. I present the Deck of Many Blings! Deck of Many Blings Wondrous item, legendary Usually found in a box or pouch, …
