Image licensed from JordanKerbow.ArtStation.com DND Heroes on a Half-Shell Survivalists, nomads, and excellent parents, the tortles are the turtle-folk D&D multiverse and each one is a born adventurer. Each tortle has a built-in need to explore and reach the horizon, albeit...
Did Volo hit the Mark? Volo’s Guide to Monsters is essentially a core rulebook at this point, and there’s a reason they didn’t just call it “Monster Manual 2”. Volo has a lot more going on than just monster entries,...
Soar Like an Eagle-Folk Denizens of the plane of air, the Aarakocra race is a the bird-folk of the D&D multiverse who roam the skies from isolated aviaries in the tallest of treetops and distant mountain peaks. Distinctly bird-like in...
Image licensed from JordanKerbow.ArtStation.com Improvise, Adapt, Overcome Changelings hide right under our noses, sometimes while wearing our noses. Changelings get to re-sculpt themselves like Clayface whenever they like and if you can’t come up with some shenanigans with that you’re just...
Artificers are the first official class to be added to 5e since the beginning and it was a long time coming. The 5e artificer has bounced around in playtesting for years before getting a real launch, and for good...
Domo Arigato Mr. Roboto Forged as sentient soldiers for a war they never asked to fight, the warforged are the robot race of the D&D multiverse. Technically they should “only” exist in the Eberron setting, but I’ve heard a million...
It’s the Fracas of the Forgotten Realms! The Rumble of Roleplaying. The ah… Mashup of Memes! Back when 5e first rolled out and everybody started pouring through the new content, someone noticed a little quirky issue buried in the statistics....
Earth! Fire! Wind! Water! D&D! Born of the union between mighty elemental genies and mortals of the material plane, the genasi race are the elemental-themed marvels of the D&D world. Utterly unique, but essentially human, genasi are misunderstood loners or...
Honorable Meat Slabs Goliaths first showed up in 3rd edition and have remained essentially unchanged up to their 5e incarnations. They’re best described as half-giants, except with quite a bit of lawful honor layered over the tough guy machismo. Goliaths...