Are you ready to get rich? If you have what it takes, you can earn a hefty sum of money in one day in the city of Daggerford. You have 24 hours to complete this quest, with great risk, and greater reward. However failure in any step, and you’ll leave with nothing. Hit and Run […]
CZ RPG, creator of the Isle of Endless Fog adventure, has just released their most recent book, The Adamantine City of Tarondir. It features a detailed city, along with an adventure for 4th level characters. Grab your magnifying glasses, and dawn your Sherlock Holmes hat, cause we’ve got a mystery on our hands! The Adamantine […]
3 New Classes, 12 new subclasses, and more customization. Read our review of Soth’s Accursed Journal! […]
Grab your torch, and be on alert. This spooky review of the Isle of Endless Fog adventure is about to begin! This 5e adventure is from the Cities of Myth campaign setting for Dungeons and Dragons, written by Realmwarp Media. If you’ve never heard of Cities of Myth before, hop on over to Drive Thru […]
An all new, fully customizable Knight Class for D&D 5e, Orders of Knighthood and unique mechanics. Check out Dark Peaks newest sourcebook, Brightlance’s Tome of Knighthood! […]
Wow, the past few months have been an absolute blur! While we may not have posted many articles, we’ve been going absolutely crazy with our new Generators! In the past month, we’ve released a handful of new D&D Name Generators, including Dragonborn, Drow, Kobold, Minotaur, and Half-Elf, bringing our total D&D Names up to 14. […]
What is this? We painstakingly downloaded every episode of Techlinked to train AI to write a script for us. This ridiculous mess was the beautiful result. Move over Reily, you’ve got competition! A few months ago, I downloaded the Closed Caption script for every tech linked (that I could at the time), and trained GPT-2 […]
Overview Locus is a new Mystery-Horror tabletop RPG created by Cobble Path Games, and boy does it deliver! Locus is divided into two separate sourcebooks: The Player Guide and The Director’s Guide. Between the two books, there are critical differences that provide the perfect amount of information to each audience. This is the Roll4 Review […]
Day 9 of the RPG a Day challenge: Light. To be honest, this one is going to be less about tabletop RPG’s and more about tabletop games in general, specifically, the environment. Really, it comes down to just one thing. Make sure you have enough light that everyone can comfortably read. That’s it. I can’t […]
OK, it’s confession time. In our homebrew setting of Mitica, we love shades. The creature that is. In fact, last year we wrote a Creature Profile on them, in a now defunct series (although I’m willing to revive it if anyone’s interested). But this creature has grown and morphed in ways that not even I […]
