Concentration is important for any spellcaster to understand. I’ve compiled common questions and answers to help DMs and players understand how concentration is designed to function in D&D 5e. The concentration mechanic prevents obscene spell combos from single spellcasters. Concentration also creates a sense of risk for spellcasters using concentration spells. Here are the most common concentration questions explained!
I’ve been meditating on the 2020 book, Tasha’s Cauldron of everything, considering which subclasses I’d be most excited to play from the book. Though there are many cool concepts in its pages, I’ve identified seven subclasses that I’m most excited to play. They’re not necessarily the strongest subclasses from TCoE, but they’re not the weakest either. I present my favorite subclasses from Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything!
Welcome to my monastery of Monk feats; I’ll reveal the best feats to develop the martial artist you’ve trained to become. Choose wisely the feats that your Monk will employ.
Curse of Strahd is highly customizable, and it all starts with Death House. Here are all the ways I’ve noticed that a DM can foreshadow the campaign’s events with the Durst Manor.
Often portrayed as fearsome yet likable antiheroes, pirates are typically seen as ruthless scoundrels motivated by more than just money who challenge the social system that beat down the lower class. The history of pirates, their tactics, and the legends surrounding them, all make for compelling and engaging roleplay and character builds in tabletop roleplaying games.
I spent my early days in D&D 5e imagining how I could play a character who resembles Gaara from Naruto. He’s such a cool character with unique powers. Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything has gifted me with a subclass that is an add-water Gaara concept. The Swarmkeeper Ranger is meant to overwhelm enemies with sand! Learn how to play Gaara in D&D 5e today.
I condensed the rules for ‘surprise’ in D&D 5e into one article. You can reference the rules in one place! I also explain how ‘surprise’ works, so new and old players can understand how to properly ambush monsters.
Internet chatter is taking a weird direction regarding D&D character creation. Some are interpreting powerful characters to be an inherently bad part of the game. I am expounding upon this concept to find what is true or false about it.
