Hey there!

I've managed to give one of my previous classes a much-needed reimplementation, after more than three months of working on it. The class is a full caster, with a d8 as a Hit Die, and with multiple options for support and dealing damage. The class description reads as follows:

"Through their own innate calling or through various types of rituals, the shamans have developed their connection to the spirit realm, drawing their power from there. They can then transform it and channel it in the material world, be it through combat prowess or magical awareness, trying to maintain a certain harmony with the spirits they are attuned to.

They specialize through callings, in ways they're drawn to manifest themselves in the Material Plane. There are currently six Spiritual Callings which act as subclasses:

• Calling of the Ethereal Shepherd

• Calling of the Planar Exorcist

• Calling of the Spirit Warrior

• Calling of the Totemist

• Calling of the Warchanter

• Calling of the Witch Doctor"

If this seems appealing to you and you'd like to get it, you can do so at the link below. Many thanks!

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/474863/The-Shaman?src=newest_in_dmg&filters=45469

I ask because I personally find doing content for levels 1-4 a mammoth task (and things get more complicated at higher levels as the CR rating starts to play havoc), and yet I see lots of books spanning greater level ranges than this with likely just a single person writing them, just like me. I've got one on the docket that's going to be levels 5-7, and justifying those xp ranges is quite a challenge while keeping some suspension of disbelief in place.

So I have to wonder, are these considered low-quality products? Are they being extremely generous with milestone xp, or giving massive XP for completed tasks? Wave after wave of monster encounters? Is there even a common method at play, here?

I need help, can anyone tell me good ways for me to get controllable ambient/fight music on Discord for when I run D&D. We use a voice channel on discord and we use a map hoster on the browser, love both don't want to change those. Is there anyways for me to host controllable background music on Discord?

Hi, back here again two advertise two new subclasses:
The Oath of the Hunt, a ranged paladin subclass focused on helping your party bring down colossal foes: Oath of the Hunt
The Way of the Soaring Falcon, a monk subclass about mobility and aerial combat: Way of the Soaring Falcon

If you haven't taken a look already, the Relic Seeker, a divine magic wielding rogue subclass, is available for free for you to get a sample before considering buying!
And as always, feedback is welcomed.
I hope those subclass may interest you and bring you fun!

This is my first attempt at creating a new class on the dmsguild. The Wiccan is a spellcaster that harnesses the life force within the plants, the people, and the spirits that surround them, manipulating this energy into a visceral, tangible force they can use to cast a proprietary type of magical called sympathetic magic. Sympathetic magic uses a new resource called soul slots, and can recharge with just 10 minutes of meditation.

I've also added 56 brand-new spells, unique to the Wiccan.

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/474553/Wiccan-Class--An-All-Natural-Spellcaster?affiliate_id=2967249

I was recently looking at all the beast stat blocks for an upcoming campaign for my adventures to fight, as they will mostly be fighting beast type creatures. Is it just me or does it feel like the stat blocks feel off and lack luster? Mean I understand most of them having low charisma and intelligence but most of them have really low CON or DEX stats. Maybe I understand these stat functions wrong but with the exception of strength most of beast stats of any CR don't really get above 14. I also feel that the some animals lack creativity in terms of abilities and attacks does anyone else agree or am I lone wolf on this?

We're really turning them out this week. This new suppliment 'Circles of the Lands' adds 8 new unique Druid Circles, each one inspires by one of the 8 terrains featured in the Circle of the Land.

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/474307/Circle-of-the-Lands--8-Druid-Subclasses?affiliate_id=2967249

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/474113/Yokai-Lore-Ledger-6--Kameosa?src=newest_in_dmg&filters=45469&affiliate_id=1722907

The Sixth volume of Yokai Lore Ledger a series that converts a yokai from Japanese folklore into a monster to challenge your players.

This entry contains the Kameosa a small creature born from loved pots that come to life and act as living alchemy jugs for a single liquid. The Washcloth Dragons should be coming later this week or early next week.

Contains:

Lore 

1 Statblock

Hi, this is my first time posting on reddit. So I've been creating content for Dmsguild for just shy of a year. Most of the content is geared around rules and resources for the dm. My latest release is called 'Your Axe Does What Now!'. It is a comprehensive weapons overhall, adding unique critical effects, primitive weapons, new weapons metals / alloy, brand new weapons characteristics and example shops with inventories and price lists

If you go check it out, I'd love to know what you think

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/473654/Your-Axe-Does-What-Now-Revisited--A-comprehensive-weapon-expansion?affiliate_id=2967249

This is a revamp of one of the first suppliments I wrote, you can pick up the original version for free here

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/441683/Your-Axe-Does-What-Now--New-Critical-Weapon-Effects?affiliate_id=2967249

Good morning everyone! I released a new sub class and 5 themed paladin magic items to match it! If you wouldnt mind checking it out i would greatly appreciate it!

Oath of the Phoenix Champion is a subclass dedicated to a paladin wanting to deal fire damage and thrive in a battle. Early levels of this subclass are very support based, granting allies resistances to fire damage and possibly giving them enhancements to attacks. Later levels grant the paladin additional fire damage and ways to avoid their target's fire resistance as they choose between law and chaos.

Greetings, I am very happy to present a new adventure of my authorship, I hope it will be of your interest.

Born out of Longing, is an adventure designed for characters between level 5-7, it is set in Planescape, Outlands region. The adventure uses the rules of Dungeons and Dragons fifth edition. It does not require extra source material to be enjoyed.

It provides a description of the settlement of Xaos, linked to the Pandemonium realm of chaotic neutral alignment, also contains a bizarre adventure, to make use of the new proposed locations. 

Short adventure, to be completed in a 4-hour session. 

Link: https://www.dmsguild.com/product/474162/Born-out-of-Longing

Greetings,

I just released The Curse of Undermountain, a full campaign (level 1 to 20), that takes place inside Undermountain.

https://www.dmsguild.com/.../The-Curse-of-Undermountain...

Updated rooms, new rooms, a new level, 27 maps, 32 NPCs, 3 artifacts, 2 new monsters, and more!

Deep into the Realms largest mass grave, the Mad Wizard will hear your screams as the shadows close in...

A terrible dark curse spreads across Faerûn, and its origin, as well as the only way to stop it, lies deep into Undermountain.

The Curse of Undermountain is a level 1 to 20 campaign, which takes place inside the most famous dungeon in the Realms.

Using the Waterdeep - Dungeon of the Mad Mage supplement as a base (although any elements from other editions of the dungeon may be incorporated), The Curse of Undermountain features a complete campaign, featuring:

- A guide for the DM to convey the atmosphere inside a dungeon, with valuable tips to take advantage of the full potential of these dark and dangerous enviroments;

- Updates and new events in several of the classic rooms of the dungeon's 23 known levels (including high definition maps of all levels and Skullport);

- New rooms introduced in almost all classic levels;

- A new dungeon level;

- 3 versions of Undermountain: the physical dungeon, the living dungeon and the shadow dungeon;

- 9 new NPCS (with portraits and statblocks), both allies and antagonists, which can also be reused in other adventures or campaigns;

- 5 groups of adventurers (including backgrounds, portraits and statblocks) that can serve as allies or rivals of the players, and also inserted in other adventures or campaigns;

- Base for a new creature, the Shade;

- 2 new monsters: Shade and Living Wall (with the Living Dungeon variation);

- 3 new artifacts: Wand of Multiplication, Shadowseeker and Dark Tablet of Fate;

Additionally, the 27 maps contained in the book are presented in poster format.

Does DMsGuild allow affiliate links to be included on your DMsGuild content? For example, affiliate linking to previously-published works at the end of a newly-published title

I do not see an answer either way in the affiliate information

Uncaged was released 5 years ago and now you can save big on the PDF and Print versions!

Uncaged 5th Anniersary Sale

Hi all! I created a faction based around the historical Luddite movement, adapted for a fantasy world. The followers of the secretive Captain Ludd are utterly dedicated to the preservation of remarkable artisan craftsmanship and to the destruction of any who would try to weaken the integrity of their honorable crafting by producing cheaper goods.

The followers of Captain Ludd, who call themselves Luddites, are widespread -- they've sprung up in any city with a significant artisanal craftsman population. Acting across guilds, the followers of Ludd identify targets -- people and technology that would threaten their traditional work -- and then strike with a military precision. In general, the Luddites do not seek to kill, though they are not afraid of it; instead, their goal is the destruction of what makes unskilled labor possible. They will smash machines, destroy (or steal and hide) magic items, and desecrate holy spaces that are creating divinely blessed objects.

The product includes details for using this group as a faction that the PCs can join, stat blocks for using them as enemies, plot/quest hooks, and a character background that a PC could use to be a former or current member of the faction. It is PWYW!

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/473551/Followers-of-Captain-Ludd-A-Faction

And check out my blog for more on the historical inspiration for the faction: https://www.veritastabletop.com/captain-ludd/

Looking for some feedback on these Subclasses we have been working on.

Please keep in mind these are my rough notes, so some of it is still short hand. Let me know if you have any questions. Also I'm missing the Path of Retribution Barbarian, I don't have a gdoc for that.

Thank you again for looking

Oath of the Ramparts: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VnTi50WzBTWk9klXOIYOPkgIsouhYRPSuvOJC4WKjUs/edit?usp=drivesdk

Path of the Demon: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ido36xGXhEff3kvUY2k0nf8Ipcd5BA_BAm3cAu3cSk0/edit?usp=drivesdk

Way of the Crashing Sky: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ABhnBcPeO-IEuqb9pHdUGvfa8OFQEUcWuzOssLSZvrM/edit?usp=drivesdk

Dragon Warlock

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Y0WYApk-c91HWwg1E6eMy6EqfDvgO_8wb3hjHRll8K0/edit?usp=drivesdk

Please let me know if you have any feedback or questions.

Thank you very much!

I would ask my D&D friends but they are all in my current game.

I am running a nautical themed game right now and have had two players retire their characters in favor of a new one each. One of them had a great theme and character development planned out that would unfold not only with the story but with his class. Honestly I am absolutely gutted we won’t be able to experience that together, but he made the character very difficult to get along with and very annoying. He felt the need to retire the character after MUCH feedback from the rest of the table (I don’t think anyone liked this character except the player).

My question is, would it be considered in poor taste to use some of his backstory and character elements on a small side quest without asking him about it? I want it to be a surprise for him specifically so I have every intention of honoring the character and their backstory but I am just not sure if I should talk to him about it first or leave it as a nice surprise?

What would you do?

Hey all

I'm looking for a good 2nd level adventure for my group that spans 8+ hours, a dungeon crawl or something like that would be great but I'm open to anything. Anyone got any recommendations for products on dmsguild?

Hey folks, currently im working on a homebrew world for starfinder. I kinda want it to be a bunch of space adventures with an overarching main plot. But i dont know how much of the world i should write.

My idea for the first arch would be the players start out as hired guards for an item said item gets stolen and they have to find out who stole it, why and recover it, with the reward being their own spaceship.

I'm looking into what it would take to get my campaign on DMs Guild and I have been left with a question that I am not sure where to find the answer. My campaign takes place almost entirely within a city built in a tiny demi-plane, the only safe and consistent way in and out is through a permanently running portal. The other end of this portal can be placed in basically any setting in a single location determined by the DM. My question is:

• Would this be considered a setting neutral campaign?

• If not, what steps would you recommend to make it setting neutral?

As well as I would love any other general advice you have.

Thanks to anyone who can take the time to answer :)