Homebrew
Confession: I hate Zone of Truth.
Playing DnD 5e it for a long time, I started to want something a little bit more out of it.
This week I’m looking at the Intelligence ability score in Dungeons & Dragons and how it can be used in your games to help give players an edge.
Being these spooky items, they work best when wielded by the villains of your campaign or Halloween one-shot.
One of the cool things about Dungeons & Dragons is that the rules are easy to modify and change, which means you can create your own rules for cool new features.
This post is aimed at Dungeon Masters looking to add extra material to their Icewind Dale campaign.
What are the most popular house rules for D&D and how do they stand to scrutiny?
Let’s take a look under the hood, check out the balance, and see if we can come up with some recommendations for tweaking the sleep spell in your home game.
When you can empower the player with more options, it gives them the option to try new things and create a game that they want to play.
In 5th Edition, of course, skills are only half the story. You’ve also got tool proficiencies.