In this Flip Through Matt Takes a look at Tomb of Annihilation for Dungeons and Dragons. Tomb of Annihilation has a story rooted and inspired by Tomb of Horrors. I tried real hard not to spoil too much for you.
For me this book has been a trip down memory lane because Tomb of Horrors was one of my first gaming experiences
In this flip Through Matt Takes a look at out of the Abyss. I’ve always been a fan of the underdark and I love the role reversal they do with this title. Most books are about delving into the darkeness, this one is about trying to run from it. There are so many good things about this book.
I think it’s one of the best written adventure guides I’ve ever read.
In this Flip Through Matt takes a look the the Princes of the Apocalypse. This adventure can be played for months. Watch as Matt Shares the basics with you.
I’m super excited for this, my children know nothing the the Temple and I believe they will all die
In this Figure Forge Matt uses 2 part epoxy to fill the gaps on the beholder from the Scoundrels of Skullport.
I’ve had so much fun with this model I can’t wait to get it painted up. I’ve even been inspired to make a dungeon for my kids.
In this Figure Forge Matt Assemble the Scoundrels of Skull Port from Gale Force 9. These are some great D&D Miniatures.
These were a lot of fun I’ll try and get the second video up in a day or so.
In this session on creating character Matt talks about the BIG 3, or if you prefer the influences that help your character make decisions.
I’ve been having a lot of fun with this and I hope you have been too.
In this episode Matt speaks on the topic of “bastards”. In role-playing this isn’t necessarily a bad thing. It doesn’t mean you’re an illegitimate child or a bad person, instead it means you ae an individual who doesn’t fit in because of race or some other factor. T his conversation includes half elves, half orcs, and everything els (those weird races that can be awkward to play).
I had a lot of fun with this. I have totally put a new spin on creating characters that are just odd. I hope it does the same for you.
In this Flip Through Matt takes a good look at The Rise of Tiamat without spoiling it. This book is full of content, very few pictures.
The Rise of Tiamat will be available in stores November 4th 2014. you can also grab a sample at D&D Organized Play.
D&D: Forgotten Realms: Murder in Baldur’s Gate
$34.95 SRP
Murder in Baldur’s Gate is an adventure for character levels 1-3 set in one of the most popular cities in the Forgotten Realms. Players take on the role of heroes defending the city against an ancient evil long thought slain.
Contains:
64 page Campaign Guide
32 page Adventure Book
DM Screen
Being a player of Dungeons and Dragons for oh almost 30 years now I am looking forward to getting some of my old books.
At our Gen Con 2012 keynote address, Wizards of the Coast was pleased to announce that in early 2013 we would be releasing the first wave of D&D backlist products in electronic format.
Today, Wizards of the Coast together with DriveThruRPG, is thrilled to announce the official launch of Dungeons & Dragons Classics, a new online PDF store containing classic content from every edition of D&D, including fan-favorite supplement materials and iconic adventures. A one-stop-shop for classic D&D content, DnDClassics.com offers an easy way to access and download favorite titles electronically by computer, mobile phone, or tablet (including iPads).
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