Playing the typical cookie-cutter character in Dungeons and Dragons can, at times, get pretty boring. There are plenty of options to choose from as far as classes and backgrounds, but for those that ...

Dungeons & Dragons used to be a weird little hobby, seen as hopelessly nerdy, childish, and even Satanic. Now it’s a bigger cultural deal than Monopoly, even chess. It’s featured in Stranger Things ...

All Dungeons & Dragons players share one thing: a character sheet. This two-page document holds everything you need to know at a glance about your character, what they are able to do, and how to ...

Classes now have four Subclasses at level three, offering more variety. Species no longer have innate ability score bonuses, increasing customization. Background features replaced with Feats, each ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Dungeons & Dragons players can still use their old characters in campaigns that use an upcoming ...