Fifth Edition
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A Walk Through the Planes – Part 155: Rrakkma
“Rrakkma,” by Chris Lindsay, is not necessarily the first Adventurer’s League module that goes into the planes—though I’m pretty sure that it is, I’ve had a legitimately difficult time discerning if there’s something earlier…
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A Walk Through the Planes – Part 154: Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes
A year and a half after Volo’s Guide to Monsters made its messy debut into the world, Wizards of the Coast released a follow-up in a similar vein. And yes, I know we’re skipping…
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Heroes of the Borderlands: An Anecdotal Review
When revealed, the philosophy behind Dungeon & Dragon‘s new starter set, Heroes of the Borderlands, was unsurprisingly divisive as detractors manufactured dire hypotheticals based on what had been announced. A board game? $50? Will…
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A Walk Through the Planes – Part 153: Volo’s Guide to Monsters
Following the release of Fifth Edition’s core books, Wizards of the Coast was in a weird place. The development staff had been gutted during the last few years—layoffs have been a perennial problem at…
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A Walk Through the Planes – Part 152: Core Fifth Edition
It seems like only just yesterday (i.e. more than a goddamn year ago) we were covering the core Fourth Edition books in order to talk about its complete reconceptualization of D&D‘s cosmology. Sigil somehow…
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A Walk Through the Planes – Sigil and the Outlands
I realize that I’m skipping ahead wildly in the chronology of this series, but I’ve had enough people asking me to finally offer my thoughts about the new(-ish) Fifth Edition Planescape set that I’ve…
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