Magdar’s forces need more than chivalry and steel to fend off foes. They wield numerous magical items and armament in battles and tournaments to amplify their strength and courage. These magic items are not exclusive to the Magdar Kingdom and would be appropriate for any knightly character to wield.
Become generalissimo of your own tiny army when you play as a Toymaker mechanist!
Subclass Warfare: The Toymaker—this mechanist subclass didn’t come to play Read More »
Intelligent alien creatures such as aboleths, as well as the occasional mad wizard or capricious deity, enjoy tinkering with creatures to make them more suited for their environments or just as a thought exercise. Let’s get in on the action.
Master Pett’s Your Whispering Homunculus presents only the finest in British gaming. Indeed, you are not likely to find a more comprehensive assortment of miscellany anywhere. (So much more than just another bloke in a dress.) “Master.”“Yes, Maggotlooks.”“That jar next to the pickled dwarf eyes—”“The one adjacent to the bladders?”“Yes, master. What is that curious collection
Your Whispering Homunculus—The Sticky End of Those Who Play With Fire Read More »
Cantrips get ignored because they’re not that useful compared to higher-circle spells. However, you can cast them as much as you want, all day long. And quantity has its own sort of quality. See what you can do with minor illusion!
24 Things to Do with Minor Illusion! Read More »
Midgard is vast and filled with different peoples. Wildly different cultures can exist just a few miles apart, each one a potential heritage for your character. Consider this your invitation to raise a tankard, call out praise to Ninkash, and embrace your inner dwarven adventurer with heritages of the Ironcrags!
Midgard Monday: What is it like to be a character from the Magdar capital of Cronepisht? Read More »
Join us for another Scouting Party this Friday, June 6, at 12:00 PM EST on YouTube! In this episode, Kendo sits down with the designers of Player’s Guide 2 (currently on Kickstarter!). This week’s episode, “New Heroic Lineages,” offers a sneak peek at the new lineages, variant lineages, and lineage options featured in Player’s Guide
Watch Scouting Party at noon, June 6th! Read More »
Time for the Kobold Press advice column! This month, our resident GMing expert, Brian Suskind, talks about how to take notes.
Game Changer—Advice for new GMs. Help! My player wants to add stuff from new books! Read More »
Here are two new downtime activities for your more pious characters!
Critics and gamers alike have celebrated the gloriously colorful environmental art of Avowed and its devotion to playability and fun. The question though, as always: what can the tabletop player and GM take as inspiration? Here are four solid takeaways.
4 tips from Avowed to use in your next RPG session Read More »
Magdar’s forces have developed warfare and tactics designed to combat larger enemies, with a particular focus on dragons. Enter: the Red Sun Dragonslayer.
Kobold Press Art Director and vanguard class designer, Marc Radle, shares the behind-the-scenes origin story of how Bannon Blackrose, the vanguard iconic, started as the unexpected Man of War.
Get a sneak peek into the secret origin of the vanguard class for Tales of the Valiant! Read More »
One of the questions I hear from time to time is “Where should I print my tabletop RPG book?”
State of Play: In It to Print It. What to know to get your game printed. Read More »
Grab your six-shooters and dust off your boots as we explore different ways to bring elements of the Wild West genre into your fantasy TTRPG experience.
Sometimes the dice get in the way of telling a terrific story. But they don’t have to. You can bend the rules to your will, and even break them from time to time, to achieve a campaign that feels more like a novel.
Run a Campaign Like a Fiction Author, part 4 Read More »
The entropic creatures of the Deep Void are as unknowable as they are deadly. They look for cracks caused by ancient destructive magics, that lead to mortal realms in the Ten Thousand Worlds. Void creatures seep and creep through these crevices to spread chaos and death. Here are two new examples of Void creatures your adventurers may have the misfortune to face.
New monsters from the Void will suck the life out of your characters Read More »
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