Complete Warlock Class Guide for DnD 5E
Welcome to the Warlock class guide! A comprehensive source for optimization information related to the D&D 5E Warlock. Spells, Invocations, Species, Feats.
Alternative TTRPG’s: Nechronica
Magical undead mutant cyborg girls! Survive, scavenge for memories, and build relationships along the way. Struggle and hover at the edge of sanity.
DnD 5E Glossary of Terms
This glossary contains frequently used terms and abbreviations that come up often when discussing D&D 5E, particularly in an optimization context.
The Best Non-Magical Items in DnD 5E
An adventurer always comes prepared. This mundane item guide will show you their hidden potential to improve your travels with even the most ordinary objects.
Witchfire: Wildfire Warlock Build Guide
The Witchfire is a Circle of Wildfire Druid for D&D 5E that can relocate allies on a whim and has incredible offense, control, and out of combat utility.
Flagship Build: Circle of the Shepherd Druid
This D&D 5E build, the LifeShep, is a spellcaster that can contribute incredible offense, control, out of combat utility, and sustainability to any party.
Why You Should Play Wildfire Druid
The Circle of Wildfire Druid is still surprisingly hot even without fireball. Combining both flair and a whole bag of tricks, this newcomer is a top tier Druid!
Ghostlance: Echo Knight Warlock Build Guide
Our latest build guide, the Ghostlance, is an Echo Knight Fighter / Warlock that uses an amazing technique to be the ultimate puppet master on the battlefield.
Flavor is Free: Tasteful D&D Reflavoring
The default flavor for character abilities need not be a limitation. You can use reflavoring to bring together many more concepts with D&D mechanics.
What to Ask Before Playing a Druid
The Druid class in D&D 5E is infamous for being DM dependent. The class has access to monster statistics blocks that require DM permission, and several of its spells and abilities can be interpreted in different ways. One of our Core Tenets is that communication is key. This guide acts as a handy checklist that helps align your and the DM’s expectation on how the class plays at a table.