Divinations from the Collective

An illustration of Anubis, a man in a white skirt and ancient egyptian armor, with the head of a jackal and a rod, next to the words "The Mulhorandi Pantheon"

A Brief Overview of the Mulhorandi Pantheon (part 3)

Blog PostMorgan CarpenterMay 16, 2023

Our last two Divinations from the Collective have had the same subject: the Mulhorandi pantheon. This group of Forgotten Realms’ gods are taken who...

The title from the dnd box art for the Dungeon and Dragons Animated series. The title is in antiquated font in white against a red background.

D&D The Animated Series: Fantasy, Fun, and Flat Colors

Blog PostMorgan CarpenterNov 08, 2022

The most recent D&D release, Stormwreck Isle (a simple adventure with premade characters meant to introduce new players to the rules and gener...

An illustration from the Astral Adventurer's Guide of a dark skinned adventurer in blue tunic flying through outer space on a magic carpet, with fish swimming by their head

The Flaw in the Astral Sea: Why 5e’s Spelljammer Worldbuilding Makes it Make Less Sense

Blog PostMorgan CarpenterSep 27, 2022

It hasn’t been long since 5e’s newest collection, Spelljammer: Adventures in Space, was released out to retailers, and subsequently to Dungeons and...

The header from Dragon Magazine #132. it shows the word Dragon in large, red font in front on a yellow and blue sky, and a black bar beneath it with the word "Magazine" cut out from the bar in capitals

Dragon Magazine: A Brief History and Explanation

Blog PostMorgan CarpenterAug 09, 2022

If you’ve played Dungeons and Dragons for a long time, chances are that you’ve already heard about Dragon Magazine. It’s possibly the best-known ro...

A Brief Overview of the Mulhorandi Pantheon (part 3)

D&D The Animated Series: Fantasy, Fun, and Flat Colors

The Flaw in the Astral Sea: Why 5e’s Spelljammer Worldbuilding Makes it Make Less Sense

Dragon Magazine: A Brief History and Explanation

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