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Arcadia Issue 22 Breakdown

Tomás Giménez Rioja — Thu, 24 Nov 2022 14:00:10 +0000

All art belongs to MCDM Will Doyle comes back from tabletop designing retirement to impress us with his ways of soloing a D&D adventure. In this article, he offers three new classes, made for games with one GM and one player. Attempting to use these classes with other PCs in your party will result in this heroic champion being way too overpowered. Consider that these classes are made to be as powerful as 4 PCs. These are the heroic warrior, […]

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A Guide to Roleplaying Tieflings

Kevin Victor Rae — Tue, 07 Jan 2020 15:00:07 +0000

Speak of the devil, it’s time for tieflings! Unlike half-orcs, half-elves, or other outsider races, roleplaying tieflings means dealing with the fact that the corruption that manifests in their bodies as horns, tails, and other devilish features was a choice made by some ancestor. Somewhere in their family tree, a direct ancestor thought it’d be a great idea to let a devil infuse them with their essence. Whether or not that ancestor was able to then use this new found […]

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Brief description of Races & Subraces (Ideal to Show to your Players)

Tomás Giménez Rioja — Tue, 29 Jan 2019 14:00:46 +0000

Art by J.B. Van Harmontt You’ve just got your class and subclass decided after taking a look at my previous posts BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF CLASSES AND SUBCLASSES, now it’s about time you choose a race for your game! Most of these classes have these descriptions only when found in the Forgotten Realms Setting (Or whichever setting I specify). Take into account that their attitudes, places to be found, etc. may vary if played in a homebrew or different setting than […]

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D&D Pronunciation Guide

Michael Long — Thu, 05 Feb 2015 17:59:21 +0000

Whenever the word Tiefling comes up in our home game, my son says “tie-FLING“, and I’ve always said “TEAF-ling.” For me it is a little odd when I hear it pronounced tie-FLING, because I don’t think of it that way when I read Tiefling. But it is just a made-up word for a game of imagination, so it doesn’t really matter. But maybe there is an authority on “correct” pronunciations for these game terms that we could use. So I […]

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