If I had had to guess what we’d see in this week’s UA, I don’t think a new round of mass combat rules would have made the top 5, though probably the top 10. Not that you asked, but: the ...

In this week’s Unearthed Arcana, we see a shift from character options to another look at mass combat rules for DMs, based on previous survey feedback. The last time we saw mass combat was back in March 2015. We also get ...

This week on the Campaign Trail I wanted to share some monster stats for a Frost Witch Queen, that my players just battled against and won. If you’re looking for a powerful final boss witch or fey with lots of ...

Today’s Unearthed Arcana might qualify as the bombshell of the whole run through the classes, with the exception of the time they released a new base class. There are two new warlock patrons, twenty-five new warlock invocations, and one new ...

As the team at WotC continues to release Unearthed Arcana content multiple time a month, this week we get a look at the warlock and the wizard. We also have a survey to complete and provide feedback on the sorcerer.

Last week on the Campaign Trail I looked at improvisation and using story cubes for ideas. This week I wanted to look at using Fate (or Fudge) dice rolls to help you improvise during your game.

Assault of the Giants is a new Dungeons & Dragons board game designed by Andrew Parks that challenges players to command one of six types of Giants and claim the right to rule over all Giantkind. This is a pretty cool game that ...

After a few weeks off, Unearthed Arcana returns with four new sorcerous origins, one of which is a rework of material released in one of the earliest UAs. The sorcerer is a challenging class to create subclasses for, in my ...

In this week’s Unearthed Arcana we get a look at 4 new playtest options for the sorcerer: Favored Soul, Phoenix Sorcery, Sea Sorcery, and Stone Sorcery. We’re also asked for feedback on the recent Ranger and Rogue playtest materials. It ...

Improvisation is an essential skill for both gamemasters and players in any tabletop roleplaying game. A little improvising at your table can be the difference between a good gaming session and a great one that you’ll all remember and talk ...