Adventures, campaign settings, sourcebooks, and more plus Speed Round 5e: A Guide to Streamlining Remote Tabletop Games.įor those wanting to get ahead of the spooky season coming in October, Fat Goblin Games has a massive bundle of 5e horror games. Skirmisher Publishing collected 21 titles from their catalogue for the 5e Megabundle. The DMs Guild partnered with Storytelling Collective to create a massive spotlight sale with almost 300 items discounted. Sixty-five titles on sale from the core rules to adventures to supplements to settings. Note: I have included end dates when listed for the following sales, but please be warned that those without published end dates may end suddenly so be sure to plan purchases accordingly.ĭriveThruRPG is on Week 2 of their September System Sale and this week, it’s all about Mörk Borg. Daniel Yim apparently feels the same with the release of Archer Class & Subclasses featuring a full martial class dedicated to the bow with three subclasses: The Gadgeteer, The Show Shooter, and The Yonru.Īs you know from previous columns I love random tables for quick prep and idea brainstorming, and Dndspeak certainly came through with five different tables! All are Pay What You Want with a suggested price of $1.00. I’ve always felt it odd that there’s not really a good class choice for archers as the existing martial classes don’t have the focus you’d expect. Seven new backgrounds for city-dwelling PCs, a new rodent race, and a table of city adventures seeds ready for the fantasy mass population center of your campaign. Over on DMs Guild, Luke Beahan gives us City Adventures, a small supplement to help expand your 5e urban campaigns. Price: Pay What You Want (Suggested: $1.00).The PDF also comes with a FoundryVTT compendium. This third-caster subclass gains access to the Paladin spell list as a third-caster with a focus on locking down a single target in combat to allow the rest of the party time to breathe and take care of the rest. Price: Pay What You Want (Suggested: $2.00)īartholomew Klick released The Nightingale, a rogue archetype that lets you bring out your inner anti-hero.Reynolds is for you, a short d20 based RPG where everyone’s a bard.
Price: Pay What You Want (Suggested: $1.00Įver looked at fantasy RPGs and wondered why they bothered with any other class than bard because they’re obviously the best? Well then By String and Song by Ethan H.The templates allow players to create the standard playable races from Shadowrun using the CY_BORG rules, covering the Dwarf, Elf, Ork (yes, with a k), and Troll. Wilsonian Games brings us an interesting mash-up bringing the ability to play in the “Sixth World” using CY_BORG rules. Sheets from above, plus an abbreviated version of the NPC record sheet.Note: While “Pay What You Want” downloads are available for free, please support the creators if you are able! I thought this was brilliant, and so with his permission, Gen Con 2006 with a bunch of cheat sheets that had been printed four-up Stephen McQuillan (link will be posted if I can find one) showed up at If there's a cheat sheet you're looking for, let me know. Just print out one sheet for each weapon, spirit, etc. Not sure how to deal with some of the tasks you can do in SR4? Fear not! I've made a few cheat sheets, detailing how to deal with melee combat, ranged combat, and summoning, with more to come.
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