Norse mythology, part 2. shasum -a256=66b0d026f316ce83c564ff13e8bdc54f450fbe16315868c793af4ae3126b0dfc

A discussion of feats, and what makes characters unique, and how it all fits into 5e. shasum -a256=995a4244ffa3fb114d16b5426d00a5da0f1bfa94251f5b694edc6970d518c670

Turn to page 299 of your Player's Handbook, because it's time to review the Norse pantheon as D&D dieties. shasum -a256=d5dabf82931f857463f7eeaffb87949b9f62959767b859498d1187e04c1f28d8

Herbalism and incorporating it into games. shasum -a256=b6b871a07e8ebb8c11f01c7cdd628c4074c369b55892d50d15e01e6ad81fac40

Learn about the magic of names with the Super Genius Guide to Name Traits. It's a fun way to gamify name creation for player characters, with a bunch of implied lore by nature. shasum -a256=99b80634dc53652aabc80141b1b028f7641b5013b0252b419f34591f3bc70a1

The final god of the Porphyra pantheon: Vortain, the chaotic evil bringer of chaos, the corrupt one. The Porphyra pantheon was written by Christopher Kaiser, Perry Fehr, Mark Gedak, August Hahn, John Hazen, Sean Holland, Sam Hing, James H. Lewis, Chris L

All about haunted regions ("haunts" in Pathfinder), featuring an excellent guide by **Super Genius Games**. shasum -a256=4faf8001961a2c4e3b181a998753529d26b680e2e35a0acef0c61519bd6ce018

Rajuk Amon-Gore, so bad he's good, or so chaotic he's bad? shasum -a256=e3edaff8c3ededf445ea7f69f997a6e27f8b08f4992f34fb5134e0dc13a270e7

The beasts (and constructs) of Pellucidar, the land at the center of the Earth. shasum -a256=86fd24ab28b8016103c2a29f35b1c2a4c78b6c0f534c432371c51e29d0564b59

Mal, the chaotic evil god of annihilation, the destroyer of worlds. shasum -a256=c11260788a698c4616cf24187dbf556cda571bc4a62205f3893c6cb7e26937ed