In this episode we discuss our own personal methods for prepping for a session. We discuss what aspects draw players in the most, what areas give you the most value for your time, and why sometimes less is more.

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In this episode we discuss the resident summoner with the Circle of the Shepherd druid. We give an overview of their abilities, how you may modify them based on your game or environment, and what roles they may fill within your world.

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Just like in real life when your group doesn't always agree on where you want to eat, sometimes your adventurers can't agree on where to go to next. While you will often reach a consensus, sometimes you just gotta do your own thing. In this episode, we don't use that terrible analogy, and instead discuss Matt Colville's semi-recent video on splitting the party and throw our own two cents in for good measure.

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In this episode we crack open Kobold Press's newly released Creature Codex and take a look at Golems. We discuss the utility of the lesser golems, the absurdity of the tougher golems, and how you can go about creating your own using this new resource as a stack of new templates.

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In this episode we discuss the benefits of overcooking your Dwarves. Azer, their fiery descendants, don't get enough love and we're here to shed some light on what they mean for your game! We discuss their abilities, ancestry, rivalries, and how they can provide a unique story beat to your campaigns! Through technical difficulties one of us manages to transcend to godhood momentarily, pardon the audio.

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This week we take a look at some seafood as we put Tritons on our plate. They're like Gondor if Gondor didn't need to call for aid. They're like Transformers, but without explosions or transforming. They're like elves, but without being lame. We take a look at what Tritons bring to the table, and how you may tweak them for your own adventures.

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In this episode we take a look at what to do when magic items are taking over your game, and ruining all your carefully laid plans. We talk about some common ways people try to sweep them under the rug, and concerns about keeping powerful objects around.

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In this episode we have a not so long discussion about the Way of the Long Death monk. We discuss how the flavor text (fails to) tie in to the mechanics of the class, how you can inject your own flavor into it, and how it's mechanics enable a unique playstyle. This class can be found in the Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide.

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In this episode we take a look at an adventure someone else cooked up. We discuss the ideas within the adventure we really liked, a few small criticisms we have with the adventure, and ways you can implement it into your own games at home. Let us know what you think!

Find it on the DMs Guild: The Library of Biblius

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In this episode we serve up three different complimentary flavors of creatures with the Shadar-Kai. We take a look at where they're from, how their abilities make them unique, and how you can adjust them into existing creatures you may already have in your campaign.

The Shadar-Kai can be found on Pg. 225 of Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes.

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