* The following blog post is play test material written from Spellhawks Press authors. They are intended for home brew and fun but have not gone through final editing to be published through the OGL. For easier viewing here is a pdf document Trove of Wonders Artificer Specialization: Aeronaut Aeronauts are artificers who have used... Continue Reading →
Spellhawks' first DMSGUILD product has been released into the wild! We are excited to bring you exciting content for your Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition games. An Artificer is a class offered in the Wizards of the Coasts campaign setting world of Eberron. An artificer specialization is the subclass that allows for variations of the... Continue Reading →
By PJ Graham Seeing the book The Lady from the Black Lagoon promoted last year, I immediately knew I wanted to read it. I’ve adored creepy stories since childhood, and the Universal horror monsters were always favorites. While the book is much different than I expected, I would still recommend it for horror lovers –... Continue Reading →
by Allen Childers The Secret Chapter by Genevieve Cogman is sixth book in The Invisible Library series. My review of The Invisible Library can be found here. First off, let me say that I love this book series! Since my review in March, I binged this book series over 2019 and I am eagerly waiting... Continue Reading →
Munny Munny Munny MUNNY! A Talisman: Kingdom Hearts Review by Antjea Wolff I’ve never played the original Talisman, but I have played a bit of the original Kingdom Hearts video game originally released on the Playstation 2. The board game has the true feel to the video game. Each player chooses to play as... Continue Reading →
* DISCLAIMER : The Following is home-brew content I created without the intention to sell. I do not own the artwork for Will Murai and have left links to where you can find the artwork online. I do not own the rules system or class Artificer for D&D. This is unofficial content and is not... Continue Reading →
Salutations, nerds. Today I want to talk to you about playing in tabletop roleplaying games like fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons in established campaign settings and disrupting the status quo. Not clinging by wrist and ankle to the cannon so … Read More via Disrupting the Status Quo in Established Campaign Settings — Nerdarchy
Many creatures were described in my previous travels. It would be only fair to elaborate on them slightly. Ready yourself for those who lurk in darkness and dread, friends! Allow this small bestiary to inform you on the powers and potentials of these morbid friends and foes. Or should this fall into more diabolic hands, […]... Continue Reading →
In our Dungeons & Dragons games we talk about heroic adventure and playing the heroes who make it so. Through our characters we get opportunities to face incredible danger, take extraordinary risks and stand up in the face of adversity … Read More via Help Kids Fight Cancer with Harper’s Tale: An Adventure Path for DnD... Continue Reading →
