Divinations from the Collective

No Official ACOTAR x D&D Crossover? Fine. We Made Our Own. Part 2

No Official ACOTAR x D&D Crossover? Fine. We Made Our Own. Part 2

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A mysterious invitation summons the adventurers to a river terrace at moonrise, where they learn that three envoys have disappeared during peace negotiations. The party is hired to rescue them and recover the Bell of Unspoken Vows, a magical relic that traps people within promises they freely make. After rescuing the envoys though, the party discover a chilling message hidden inside the bell. Someone has been watching—and this adventure may only be the beginning.

No Official ACOTAR x D&D Crossover? Fine. We Made Our Own. Part 1

No Official ACOTAR x D&D Crossover? Fine. We Made Our Own. Part 1

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No official ACOTAR × D&D crossover? No problem, I've decided to make my own! With new ACOTAR books on the horizon, I've cancelled my plans and started imagining what a campaign in Prythian might look like. From court politics and dangerous bargains to a playable homebrew adventure, I'm bringing a little D&D chaos to the world of ACOTAR—complete with gorgeous 7-piece dice sets to match the magic.

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January 2024 Gaming Convention Calender

Blog PostMorgan Carpenter
Here are the gaming conventions going on in January!   Alabama n/a Alaska n/a Arizona n/a Arkansas n/a California Anime Los Angeles: Palmdale, Jan...
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Finding Art for Dungeons and Dragons (Without Using AI)

artMorgan Carpenter
While Dungeons and Dragons is a game of imagination, many players still find it useful to have some kind of visual inspiration or representation fo...
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Delicious Drinks in the Forgotten Realms

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Last week, we discussed the amazing foods that one might find in the Forgotten Realms: Fantastic Foods in the Forgotten Realms. And if you’re going...
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The Circle of Eight: Faerun’s Most Influential Visitors

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If you’ve ever played a spellcaster in Dungeons and Dragons, you’ve probably noticed a few recurring names. Mordenkainen’s Arcane Seal, Leomund’s T...
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A Brief Overview of the Halfling Pantheon in the Forgotten Realms

Blog PostMorgan Carpenter
Small, stout, and often sneaky, Halflings are a race of small humanoids derived from Tolkien’s hobbits.  Like Tolkien’s version, they’re a people w...
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5 Winter Monsters for a Seasonal Dungeons and Dragons Session

Blog PostMorgan Carpenter
The winter months are a fantastic source of inspiration for fantasy stories, and for fantasy tabletop games. Dungeons and Dragons is no exception! ...
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Dungeons and Dragons and Me: A Personal History with Tabletop Roleplaying, and What It Means Over the Holiday Season

Blog PostMorgan Carpenter
You’ve heard it before and you’ll hear it again, that the holidays are once again here to greet us. Friends and family gather as they do once a yea...
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GNU: A Review of Clacks, a Board Game of Discworld

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If you’re a fan of fantasy novels, then I’m sure you’ve at least heard of Sir Terry Pratchett’s Discword series. It spans dozens of novels, supplem...
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4 Elven Prestige Classes to Inspire (or Adapt for) your 5e Game

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I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Dungeons and Dragons 5e has nothing on its previous editions for customization. It’s partly to do with ...
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The Quest Begins Anew - A Review of Shadows Over Camelot: The Card Game

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For fans of strategy, cooperation, and fantasy board games, Shadows Over Camelot is an undeniable classic. The original game takes you and your fri...

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