If you've ever wanted to trap your D&D character in dice like a fly in amber, 3,700+ people are paying Hero Forge close to $400,000 in Kickstarter funds for the pleasure Kings under the Mountain!

Right, let’s get this out of the way first: you do not have to be a walking encyclopaedia of lore or some Tolkien-level novelist to make an interesting D&D character. Trust me...I’m living proof.

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What we need is a fully formed character that we can act as. When playing D&D you can get bogged down in the rules, and this can be laborious. While you should have some idea of what your ...

Aimed at the six to 11 demo, this 2D-animated concept focuses on besties Henrietta and Martincito ... American cartoonist Bradley Jay Anderson was the mind behind the goofy yet lovable dog character ...

If there’s one spell that embodies modern D&D, it’s probably Misty Step. Because you practically have to try to make a character that can’t cast ... I’m talking, of course, about Dunamancy, a concept ...

In D&D, characters can't be grappled by a monster that is two or more sizes smaller than them. Similarly, a character can't use the DnD grapple action on a creature that's more than one size bigger.