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5e DnD Way Of The Open Hand Guide – MMA Monk Build
A Complete Guide To Playing The Way of the Open Hand Monk In 5e D&D The Way of the Open Hand Monk subclass is technically the most vanilla of all the monk subclasses. A run-of-the-mill, straight-down-the-middle martial arts expert. Yet not boring. Perfect for those of you that have never played a Monk before in
18 Best Monk Magic Items in 5e Dnd | Dungeon Mastering
18 Best Monk Magic Items in 5e DnD What is a Magic Item in D&D? Magic items. Every player wants them. Even Monks. Like experience, they’re almost a right of passage as you level. You can buy them, find them, or sometimes, steal them. You may even fight a party member for it. I’m looking
Cobalt Soul Monk Guide – 5e Dnd | Dungeon Mastering
A Complete Guide To Playing The Way of the Cobalt Soul Monk In 5e D&D The Way of the Cobalt Soul monk subclass was devised by Critical Role’s Matt Mercer for his D&D world, Exandria. Made famous by Marisha Ray’s monk character Beauregard “Beau” Lionett. The Way of the Cobalt Soul monk subclass uses the
5e DnD Circle Of Stars Druid Guide (2022) | Dungeon Mastering
How to Play a Circle of Stars Druid in 5e DnD First introduced in Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything, the Circle of Stars is one of my favorite Druid subclasses, and not just because it’s a powerful choice. It appeals to Druid veterans that want to create a complex build and allows those new to the
5e DnD Circle Of Wildfire Druid Guide | Dungeon Mastering
How to Play a Circle of the Wildfire Druid in DnD 5e The Circle of Wildfire was introduced with Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything, and certainly provided a whole new perspective for the Druid class. While Druids are often seen as a gentle and peaceful class, this Circle gives them the opportunity to explore who they
5e DnD Circle Of The Shepherd Guide: Radagast Build
Master the Wilds with our DnD 5e Circle of the Shepherd Guide The Circle of the Shepherd made its debut in Xanathar’s Guide to Everything, and it really takes us back to the roots of the Druid and their peaceful lifestyle. Their connection to animals and plants is what gives this Circle the nickname the
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Fantasy Novels to Get Inspiration for Your Next D&D Campaign
Dungeons & Dragons is all about getting lost in a fantasy world. What makes D&D so special are the characters and the stories that come from a shared imagination. Today, we’re looking at fantasy novels that have incredible characters that will inspire you to create your next unique D&D character. Hopefully, they’ll survive past the
Beyond the Table: How to Put D&D on a Resume?
Telling a potential employer about your Dungeons and Dragons obsession in your interview might not be the best idea (unless you work out they’re a DnD fanatic beforehand—then the job is as good as yours). Telling them that you’ve been fighting the Dragon Cult every Thursday for the last year might not go down too
Warlock vs. Wizard: Which Class is Right for You?
In this world, some spellcasters spend years locked away in ancient libraries, weaving delicate strands of arcane lore into the extraordinary tapestry of magical abilities and knowledge known as a spellbook. That’s Wizard. Some go to their local cult and with a quick blood sacrifice buy into the magical equivalent of a Happy Meal: cheap
Barbarian vs. Fighter: Who Hits Hardest?
What we love about both the Barbarian and Fighter classes is that most of the time they’re ushered (sometimes unwillingly) to the front of combat. Protecting anything squishy and floppy. I’m looking at you mages. Both of them tend to be melee attackers that can hit hard and fast. Both are able to take A
