The 5eGrognard
This is part of my ongoing Plane Shifted series. This was something that I was planning on doing on my own, but while researching the subject, I found that Laurefindel over at both GitP and Paizo forums has already done the heavy lifting. This is laying some groundwork for an upcoming mana caster class that I'm …
Continue reading "Plane Shifted: Spell List as Color"
This is part of my ongoing Plane Shifted series. When PC's in the Plane Shift multiverse are created, instead of choosing from the traditional nine alignments, instead choose a color alignment. You can choose to have more than one color represented in your alignment, but one must be the main color. Every Plane Shift PC …
This is part of my ongoing Plane Shifted series. The concept of Five Color Alignment I felt was superbly summed up in Plane Shift: Ixalan. Five color alignment I feel sets a real foundation for what I want to build upon, so I wanted to put it out here for easy reference in the future. …
This is part of my ongoing Plane Shifted series. I'm getting excited about the Dominaria set for Magic: The Gathering. I started playing way back with Revised, but I didn't really start buying booster packs and singles until a little later. The oldest parts of my card collections are from the earliest history of Dominaria, …
Continue reading "Plane Shifted: Firesong and Sunspeaker, Minotaur High Priest 5e monster stats"
This is part of my ongoing Plane Shifted series. Here are the base stats for the River Herald, the merfolk of Ixalan. They are just a slightly tweaked version of the merfolk from the Monster Manual. Actually the only thing I changed was the movement speed, based on the fact that they have legs. I …
This is part of my ongoing Plane Shifted series. Many D&D players are also fans of Magic: The Gathering. It's a natural synergy that WotC wants to take advantage of, with James Wyatt's Plane Shift articles. They are a nice way of giving you a quick Gazetteer style of the setting of many of the …
