5E D&D Height Chart
Thoughts on this?
Harry Menear (@BlackCitadelRPG) takes a look at Personality Traits in 5th Edition D&D and presents us with his own table / generator.
For those of you who have had an unexpected giant capricious visitor to your battlemaps, here are some homebrew 5th Edition D&D stats for a Giant Cat by 1d6Adventures from Reddit.
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Animated Tumbleweed.
For your Cowboy / Wild West themed adventures / campaigns.
"Oddly Aggressive" cooky little homebrew monster from Monkey DM .
Stats for 5th Edition D&D.
Evil Doll
Just in case you want an early Halloween present.
Homebrew monster from StoneStrix with 5th Edition D&D stats.
If you want to use it for more than flavour (pun intended), Chris Curran from Dump Stat Adventures takes a quick look at the usefulness of the Chef Feat from 5th Edition D&D.
The Tomotter.
Not all monsters have to be scary. This friendly chap looks like he'd live his best hobbit life.
Homebrew creature #stats by u/-SomethingElse- on Reddit.
Try these interesting feywild creatures on for size.
Homebrew Fey monsters from @nerdnightnews.
I like using homebrew monsters and house rules, but homebrew classes make me a little nervous. If you like them, however, check out these and let me know what you think.
Avoiding WotC stuff? Try these.
In fact, tell which of these 3rd Party 5th Edition D&D books you have already and which you recommend.
I love the Monster Manuals from Kobold Press (3 ToB & CC).
This is quite an extensive list of tools for player or Dungeon Master for 5E D&D.
Are there any they missed?
Should we be surprised that WotC are abandoning much of the OneDnD changes, given the trouble and ill-will they have fosters?
Harry Menear at Black Citadel talks us through the Bonds part of character creation.
I actually really like 5th Edition DnD and think it's best incarnation of the rules. There are ways to break the game though (not that I encourage it) and these are just funny.
More Legend of Zelda - D&D crossover goodness. Here’s 5th Edition Stats for the Aeralfos from gowronatemybaby7
I normally scribble things on a scrap of paper and have D&D Beyond open to access player stats (and ask them). Do you use a Combat Tracker?
Of course someone had to homebrew one. Have 5th Edition D&D stats for a LandShark from Firebringer Axel @firebringeraxels-junk.