Unearthed Arcana 6: The Paladin

Explore the latest changes to the Paladin class in Unearthed Arcana 6. From Lay on Hands becoming a Bonus Action to intriguing adjustments to spell-casting, the Paladin’s core class, subclasses, and mechanics have been refined. Dive into an analysis of these alterations and how they shape the Paladin’s role in D&D 5E.

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Future of D&D 6: Monk Stuff

Discover the innovative and balanced rework of the Monk class in D&D, highlighting the introduction of fresh subclasses, refined spells, feats, and weapons. This comprehensive playtest promises to invigorate gameplay and foster a more dynamic gaming environment.

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Out of Combat Conflict

Out of combat conflicts in tabletop role-playing games, such as Dungeons and Dragons, can lead to a heightened level of tension and frustration within the group. The roots of conflict can arise from in-game disagreements or external group issues. However, through understanding different perspectives and employing effective communication techniques, game masters can defuse tension, resolve conflicts, and improve the overall gaming experience.

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Breaking Down the Priest Group Part 2

Returning after last week’s review, I am breaking down the changes to the Druid class, Circle of the Moon Subclass, and the new way Wild Shapes works. I think there is a lot of promising changes here, and the intent of these changes is clear. Come along with me as I Break Down the Priest Group!

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Spreading the Wealth

Don't let your players feel like their hard-earned loot is just piling up with no purpose. By giving them more opportunities to spend their coin in narrative ways, you can add depth and richness to your world while keeping the game balanced. Custom armor, nicer meals and accommodations, and investing in the world are just a few examples of how you can help your players feel more engaged and invested in the game.

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Lessons Learned in a Year of TTRPG Blogging

Reflecting on the one-year anniversary of Bjarke the Bard's first blog post, the author shares the lessons they learned after publishing 39 posts and contributing to two books. Discover how finding accountability, focusing on laying the foundation, and being kind to oneself can help overcome the hurdles of creating in the TTRPG space.

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