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"Artificers are by nature tinkerers...but some tinkerers like to experiment with organic material, and the stitchling is the result."

When you start as an alpha, your starting pack will be one CR1/4 creature, two CR1/8 creatures, or four CR0 creatures. You can tame others.

"The issue with Investigation is that it's a catch-all for many things, and thus becomes a default skill to replace other skills."

"The problem is that it doesn't do a lot of the things you'd expect of a monster race, and a number of the features get outpaced quickly."

"We have things that need adjusting, but not actually that much: we need a better thematic presentation of the dragonborn."

"2nd and 3rd level spells are my favorite spells - they have so much flavor and utility to them, and it hurts to see spells like this."

"Today we are looking at 1st level spells, and ways that we can make spells that are less commonly taken more appealing to players and GMs."

"I love the idea of bringing things in lore to life through mechanics. So I decided one night to sit down and rework the Battlerager."

"Today we will examine the nine subclasses we have created for the alpha, each showcasing a different element of the 'pet class' motif."

When I got started on the path of designing D&D content to allow for more diverse playing styles I had not envisioned creating my own class.

"This subclass helps make sense of the concept of a school of magic and what a person trained in that school of thinking would look like."

"This pact is made not with an archfey from the Feywild or a celestial spirit like a unicorn, but an actual spirit of the Material Plane."

"Your pact is made with a patron who gives you visions, redefining your life as you are guided by the dictates of their will."

"Today, we are dealing with the concept of a pact made in blood with an entity from another plane of existence."

Hey Reader! Welcome back to the Zurn blog! Today we are looking at the new sorcerer subclass, built off of someone with an immortal...

"One of the rogue archetypes in movies is the unarmed rogue who fights with their fists and feet. D&D doesn't have this - until now."

I wondered, "How can I turn a half caster into a more effective spellcaster while still being a half caster?" The result: the spell sentry.

"The herdsman is a man or woman from humble beginnings who, through the necessity of protecting animals, has gained a unique set of skills."

"This is the vale warden: the wandering 'combined arms' warrior that uses melee and ranged attacks in combination to whittle down a foe."

"Our subclass is a Templar-style warrior from the Legends of Zurn series: a holy knight devoted to protecting the weak at all costs."