Tag Archives: feature
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Player Design: Feats
1July 4, 2011 by Jeff
In the introduction to this Feature series I explained that I think it’s valuable to give players the chance to …
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Player Design Introduction
4June 21, 2011 by Jeff
When it comes to D&D design is typically the realm of two groups of people DMs and…well…game designers. I say, …
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Evil Rituals for Beginners
1April 4, 2011 by thebasicsofthegame
Evil has many tools available to it. Many of those tools are the same tools good guys use. A sword …
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Feats of Evil
Leave a commentMarch 7, 2011 by thebasicsofthegame
Evil is more than a word, it is a way doing things. Just sitting in a room thinking evil thoughts …
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Shifting Focus: Tuskhunt
2November 4, 2010 by Jeff
The very nature of the shifter is variable. While the shifter race shares a common origin in lycanthropy, few races …
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Shifting Focus (Plaguecoat)
1October 4, 2010 by Jeff
The very nature of the shifter is variable. While the shifter race shares a common origin in lycanthropy, few races …
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Shifting Focus (Denkeep Shifter)
4September 6, 2010 by Jeff
The very nature of the shifter is variable. While the shifter race shares a common origin in lycanthropy, few races …
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Feature: Personality Styles (Introverted, Self-Reliant, Aloof, Pragmatic, Learned, and Inquisitive)
Leave a commentAugust 30, 2010 by Jeff
This is the fifth and final article in this feature series. In article one I discussed the concept of Personality …
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Feature: Personality Styles (Aggressive, Savage, Stalwart, Professional, and Grim)
1August 9, 2010 by Jeff
This is the fourth article in this feature series. In article one I discussed the concept of Personality Styles as …
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Feature: Personality Styles (Self-Sacrificing, Righteous, Solemn, Impulsive, Whimsical, Bold, and Restless)
2August 2, 2010 by Jeff
This is the third article in this feature series. In article one I discussed the concept of Personality Styles as …
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