No, it isn’t about counterspelling
Category Archives: DnD
Offensive Spellcasting
A few considerations when deciding which spell you need to chuck
Iron Kingdoms
Privateer Press is at it again. I’ve buried my head into the new Monsternomicon (released last month). I’m very much looking forward to The Guide to The Iron Kingdoms book in November after taking a look at this beastiary of undead, constructs, and rather interesting fauna.
The folks at Privateer Press have done an outstanding job of tying the theme of their campaign world together into a tight little bundle with a greater degree of internal consistency in tone than anything I’ve seen in an RPG since… Paranoia, really.
Stacking – Armor Sample
An example of stacking situations, applied to a stat of nearly universal interest: Armor Class
Stacking – Special Cases
Some bonuses have special cases that defy the normal conventions.
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Stacking – Types of Bonuses
Upon further thought, stacking is too important to not devote an article to.
It isn't Complicated
No really, it isn’t
Multiclassing
So what’s up with multiclassing again?
Rogues – Concerns
Problems one runs into as a rogue.
Rogues – Tactics
How to make Rogues useful, from a generalistic viewpoint.
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