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Hey y’all, spent the past few days going over some of the previous content and decided on some changes to the previously posted statblocks.

Right now everything for the following Kaiju are up to date: Godzilla, King Kong, Mothra (Larva and Adult), and King Ghidorah.

I plan on making a stat block for Mechagodzilla as a vehicle for players to operate in the future but if any of you have any specific Kaiju related requests please drop a comment and it might be the next thing I get to!

Art Credits: First Image (Matt Frank) Other Images (Chipyray)

If you need some inspiration or encounters for higher level party I present to you these 2, If you need additional info hmu

I made this based on the official video for my small community, may be it might be useful to you...

Version 2 of Interactive Environments is an updated guide focused on turning static battle maps into living environments that players can manipulate, destroy, weaponise, and explore during combat and exploration.

This document introduces three layers of environmental interaction:

1. Passive Objects that naturally influence the battlefield
2. Interactive Objects that players can grab, break, throw, move, or manipulate
3. Interactive Scenery that can reshape an encounter through destruction, hazards, puzzles, and environmental effects

The guide has been improved to include:

• Tools for preparing the maps before combat,
• Rules for players to scout and prepare environmental objects,
• How to make shatterpoint elements more dangerous, and
• Make intuitive elements more fun and fast-paced

All maps can become memorable encounters when the environment provides meaningful choices and opportunities for creative play. The document also includes annotated battle maps and example encounters showing how these mechanics can be incorporated into your own games.

I would love to hear your thoughts on Interactive Environments. You can read the document more easily on my  on my Patreon by downloading it. You can also use the link below:

https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-OYtirKtV4qdigB8oQxt

If you want to see more, please check out my Patreon. You can also see upcoming boss battles I am creating on my Pinterest and Instagram.

Heeeyeyeyey! Here's the guy of "The hearrt is the strrongest muscle" The big man of the Freljord whose heart shines with an intense strength. What do you all think? What would you modify? And even more importantly, which champion would you like to see me adapt to DND?

The art and images are from League of Legends, property by Riot Games.

If you want to use Braum and other champions, here is the FoundryVTT module.

I have read about dragon and avangion forms, and I was wondering: how many people really achieved it?

The ritual is pretty hard, and you need to grind for it for a very long time. Probably years of real time.

So if you did, please tell me your story!

Kinda cool, would this Ben be like Ben's Great Grandpa?

Let me know what you think!

Pic is from Patreon, monster creation is all me though

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A place of silence, secrets, and old ghosts.

anywhere i can make it more broken?

Enjoy these monsters inspired by the White Spikes in Tomorrow's War!

What do you think?

Here are a few psionic magic items built around psychic power, telekinesis, mind control, and mental defenses. The Sword of Psionic Manifestation is the main one here, giving a character that classic psychic warrior feeling with a manifested psionic blade, extra psychic damage, a reactive mental shield, and telekinetic strikes against distant enemies.

The page also includes the Helm of Telepathic Command and the Staff of the Psionic Overlord, which lean more into domination, telepathy, and spellcasting.

The second page features the Staff of Mind Mastery, a legendary item for spellcasters who want to boost psychic damage, cast powerful mind-affecting spells, retaliate with mental force, and protect themselves from charm, fear, and other psychic threats.

I really like psionic items as rewards because they let you bring mind powers into a regular 5E campaign without needing an entire psionics system. They work especially well for psychic warriors, aberration-themed campaigns, mind flayer plots, alien ruins, strange lost civilizations, or any player who wants their character to feel like their power comes from pure willpower instead of traditional magic.

These items are part of Psionic Magic Items, a collection of unique psionic magic items. You can also check out my bundle of small D&D manuals on DMsGuild, which includes Psionic Magic Items.

You can also subscribe to our newsletter to stay updated on upcoming projects, including a Kickstarter launching in the coming months: Mythological Items for 5E and 5.5E, inspired by myths from around the world. By joining the newsletter, you can download a free 30-page PDF preview of the upcoming Kickstarter. We only send emails occasionally, and only when there’s a new release, important news, or exclusive free content and discount codes to share.

For more of my creatures, items, and manuals visit DriveThruRPG, my Linktree, or r/JonnyDM!

This week's map is the Jungle Rubble (40x40), some lovely little jungle ruins for your party to fight crocodiles, jungle goblins, or very small dinosaurs probably. That's what I remember from Tomb of Annihilation at least, but it's been a while but those seemed to be the usual suspects. Anyway, ruins maps have always been some of my favorites to make and I feel like they're almost always relevant, so I can't imagine you'll never not need something like this when journeying through the forest.

If you like the map and are interested in more, come by my Patreon, I've made a bunch and I seem to show no signs of stopping. And yes, I seriously draw these in Photoshop.

Did this for a client recently! Here’s some info about the characters

Drow Warlock: Cold, calculating, and always three steps ahead. Speaks little, observes everything, and treats every interaction like a quiet negotiation.

Dwarf Ranger: Gruff but dependable, with a dry sense of humor. His bond with his monkey companion is stronger than most friendships.

Human Cleric: Compassionate and devout, guided by faith and a deep desire to help others. A calming presence who sees the good in people and offers hope in dark times.

Half-Elf Rogue: Witty, guarded, and sharp-tongued. Keeps emotional distance but fiercely loyal once trust is earned.

Human Barbarian: Bold, fearless, and driven by instinct. Thrives in chaos, with a competitive streak and a surprisingly warm heart beneath it.

Tiefling Bard: Charismatic and mischievous, always performing—even in battle. Loves attention, but hides deeper insecurities behind charm.