Challenge Accepted II is a supplement by the Crit Academy team, aimed at creating multiple-stage challenges that combine various skills. It is a sequel to the first Challenge Accepted supplement.
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Tag: Dungeon Masters Guild
DMs Guild Review: Ravings of the Mad Leper
Ravings of the Mad Leper is a supplement from Samuel Bouchard a.k.a. Leprous Harry, containing quite a few subclasses for every class in DnD5e.
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DMs Guild Review: Off The Books
Off the Books is a short adventure by Dana Floberg with an interesting and fun premise. It is aimed at a level 5 party of 3 to 6 players.
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DMs Guild Review: Invasion of Dragonscar Keep
Invasion of Dragonscar Keep, or A Favor for Elegance, is a short (6 hours) adventure by Levi Mote.
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DMs Guild Review: Ten-Towns Expanded
Ten-Towns Expanded is a supplement by Patrick Rehse, aiming to enrich the Ten-Towns area of Icewind Dale.
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DMs Guild Review: Twilight at Eventide
Twilight at Eventide is a collection of 3 short adventures for low-level characters, written by David McDonough.
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DMs Guild Review – Encounters with the Dark Powers
Encounters with the Dark Powers is a supplement by Christian Zeuch and Matthew Wulf that provides an alternative to death in Ravenloft.
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DMs Guild Review – Birds of Paradise
Birds of Paradise is a supplement by Florian Emmerich and Katrina Bresnick, introducing 12 new subraces for Aarakokra and Kenku, as well as a few more things such as spells, NPCs, and even a custom character sheet.
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DMs Guild Review – Palms Passing Parcel & Logistics Guild
Palms Passing Parcel & Logistics Guild is a 22-page supplement for 5th Edition by Ryan Hennessy, introducing a new organization that is active all over Faerun. It has a little bit of everything – lore, items, plot hooks, et cetera.
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DMs Guild Review – Feats Don’t Fail Me Now
Feats Don’t Fail Me Now is a humorous supplement for 5e by Gordon McAlpin, M.T. Black, Andrew Cawood, Jeremy Forbing, Chris S. Sims, and Laura Hirsbrunner. As you can guess from the name, it is a collection of 42 (plus one more) feats – although they aren’t exactly what you might expect.
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