Rules for the Dungeons & Dragons game, 4th edition.
Seafoam kender didn’t come around until Brynseldimir used his magic to corrupt the seas around Dimernost and Dargonost. The magical power flowed into the seaside villages, Sandpiper, Seastar, and Gill, all kender villages, changing the kender there forever. The kender now enjoy their dual lives as amphibious creatures living on… Read More
The Deva race from D&D 4th edition, and how they fit into your Dragonlance campaign. Read More
"Perhaps today is a good day to die!" Prerequisite: Warlord; trained in Religion; must worship Kiri-Jolith. The Righteous Warlord of Kiri-Jolith is a sergeant of the line, steeled by experience in battle and braced with faith in the Sword of Justice. The Righteous Warlord fights in the trenches with his… Read More
Conversion of the Renegade Hunter prestige class from Towers of High Sorcery. Renegade Hunter Read More
This is a set of rules to play a Knight of Solamnia using the 4th Edition Dungeons and Dragons rules. Included is the Knight of Solamnia theme as well as conversions of the Knight of the Crown, Knight of the Sword, Knight of the Rose, Clerist, and Kingfisher. Read More
4e conversion of the Bright Warden of Paladine Read More
This is a D&D 4e conversion playtest document for Races of Ansalon, a D&D 3.5 sourcebook published by Margaret Weis Productions. The document has been posted here for playtesting purposes and, should you decide to use this in your D&D 4e game, we would very much like any feedback and… Read More
Children of the world. Halflings on the world of Krynn are known as Kender. Armed with a childlike curiosity, a scathing taunt, and the ability to pick any lock or pocket, kender are often branded nuissances. Yet they are born to adventure, driven by wanderlust, and on occasion, driven to… Read More
A Dungeons and Dragons fourth-edition conversion of the baaz. Read More
Three paragon paths for each Order of High Sorcery for 4e. Read More
