A massive, MASSIVE Eberron video is presented here from Pointy Hat on YouTube.
Don't miss out on the Pointy Hat's Cyran Folio: Dust and Dreams and also Pointy Hat's website.
I'd like to try Pocket Bard (the video sponsor) as well and post my own review at some point.
The algorithm served me this good video today.
Several of these sites I'd stumbled on in the past, but hadn't really bookmarked them. I also didn't fully appreciate the full features of all of these tools, so I'm glad to get reintroduced to them again. I could do a write-up for each one and some of them should get added to my favorites links in the side column here. I've used the Fantasy Name Generator numerous times for inspiration. I've used Hero Forge to visualize a few PCs. And I've used Reroll for character design a few times also.
I will share the full list directly and leave a more detailed description for next time.
The world record for the largest game of D&D with the most participants was set by a store in this mall. They had 200 tables all cooperating and a staggering 1,227 participants. Their original goal was 1,000 and by the end of it they were turning people away.
@teresa_jack This mall was dying… then the nerds moved in. What do you think about this retail experience? #nerdy #nerdymall #dnd #dndtiktok #tabletopgames #anime #animeconvention #cosplay #cosplaygirl ♬ A retro game-style BGM with a hidden meaning(1546779) - mie.
This past week, there was some exciting news for fans of the Dark Sun campaign setting and Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition. Wizards of the Coast released an Unearthed Arcana platest called Apocalyptic Subclasses. And based on the names and themes of the new material, this is clearly pointing to Athas.
It’s time for another Unearthed Arcana playtest! This time, we’re diving into themes of survival and corruption with four apocalyptic subclasses: the Circle of Preservation Druid, the Gladiator Fighter, the Defiled Sorcery Sorcerer, and the Sorcerer-King Patron Warlock.
You can read the full playtest packet yourself or click below for highlights from each subclass, which include designer insights from Wesley Schneider and Makenzie De Armas.
I got an alert about this, and several sites were talking about it immediately.
So that's exciting. We'll see where this goes.
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