Drive Thru Review: Spheres of Might

At first glance, Spheres of Might appeared to be just a new talent system to add to or replace the current Feats option in D&D. Those sorts of supplements tend to have issues with overpowering characters, but the concept seemed solid, the artwork was top notch, and really, who doesn’t love spending talent points? After

Venturing Into the Depths

Maybe it’s because of all the cold weather, but I’ve really been feeling the tropical aquatic adventure thing right now. Unfortunately, the official D&D 5e rules don’t offer too much on that front. There are a few basics that are covered: characters making melee attacks without using a thrusting weapon such as a dagger, javelin,

DMG Review: Dragon Relics

Dragon Relics is an epic campaign that takes the adventurers from the deserts of Anauroch to the frozen steppes of the High Ice and down into the hidden jungles of a place called Rasilith. Devious traps and powerful adversaries will stand between them and the dragon relics they seek. These relics are the only thing

DMG Review: A Chase Through The Planes

From the start, A Chase Through The Planes has an edgy, otherworldly feel to it. The story begins for the PCs when a Blackstaff from Waterdeep contacts them about a certain item stolen by a thief—an arcanaloth named Viarcraia—that then high-tailed it to another plane of existence. A trap caught the thief’s blood and the