Not all magic items in Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition are equal ... useful for navigating flooded or swampy regions. The D&D 5e Monster Manual overhaul is almost here, and it's bringing bigger ...

On page 375 you’ll find tables for coastal monsters, desert monsters, as well as monsters from the hills, forests, grasslands, urban areas, and more. Just grab something thematic near the ...

Black Desert Online is still working on a new dragon mount, but the latest update offers a lot for those who like to sail the Great Ocean, barter, and slay monsters in the aquatic areas of the world.

While the Monster Manual no doubt contains plenty ... easier to keep track of what it means to become a werebear in Dungeons & Dragons. This change is intended to make the DMs life easier, with ...

A million years ago, a species known as Homo erectus most likely survived in an arid desert with no trees. By Carl Zimmer Chimpanzees live only in African rainforests and woodlands. Orangutans ...

Fans of Dungeons And Dragons know that there are three core books vital to everyone’s library: Player’s Handbook, Dungeon Master’s Guide and Monster Manual. The first release for D&D in 2025 ...

Through these painstaking efforts, the research painted a picture of Engaji Nanyori as a dry, semi-desert environment, with little water and few plants. But the landscape hadn’t always been that ...

Dungeons and Dragons will release the revised version of the Monster Manual in February 2025. The Monster Manual is as foundational to the game's systems as its counterparts are, and an ...

There are five major physical releases coming this year. The new Monster Manual will feature over 500 monsters and will release on Feb. 18, 2025. This summer will see an anthology of dragon ...

Horrified: Dungeons & Dragons is to be the next game in the Horrified series, they say, and just as Wizards of the Coast put up pre-orders of the 2025 D&D Monster Manual. Horrified: Dungeons ...

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