Brunches and Dragons Brunches and Dragons

Monks are a special mix of martial arts, magic, and mobility. They have something no other class does and they have access to some really powerful abilities. Playing a monk is all about figuring out when you hold and when to jam on the gas.

I’ve seen a dungeon master go from openly rolling saves against a monk’s Stunning Strike to rolling in secret. I’m sure that meaningless switch had nothing to do with prior encounters where the monk ran around the battlefield and stunned all the strongest monsters before they acted…. Anywho, let's dive right in.

What happens when three brunch dragons go to their favorite brunch spot on Halloween? Chaos...that's what.

If you’ve ever read an Animorphs book and thought “I wish I could turn into a dolphin at will”, the druid class is for you! Before we start, I have a druid dad joke for you all: How do you fish without a fishing rod?....

Today we are taking a look at Fighters. A classic choice for people who are damage dealing or tank inclined roleplayers. Fighters are one of the most versatile classes out there. Do you want to be a skilled archer, a muscle bound axe wielding maniac, or maybe a walking shield.  And honestly, sometimes, hitting things really is the best situation.

Artificers. Let’s talk about a unique class. This class is really the only one that has a focus on items. And boy, artificers really love stuff. Stuff and things for days!!

Doing crimes isn’t inherently cool. But, in D&D, being a rogue and doing crimes is. Disclaimer: please don’t actually commit any crimes. They’re certainly not the biggest team player of the bunch, but they more than make up for it with the sheer number of useful skills they bring to the party. Let’s take a look at these sneaky bastards, Rogues.