Eberron
Tavern Watch Podcast: Artificers, evil(?) Rogues, and new Daggerheart
We're entering the winter doldrums of game scheduling, and many of our TTRPG adventures have been coming to a halt (or at least a slow) for the winter due to the difficulty of getting this many adults in a room, even a virtual one, for the holidays.
What are the benefits of using a published campaign setting for your D&D game? Should you use one?
Yes.
The Mythic Odysseys of Theros sourcebook may change the assumptions of your D&D campaign
Mythic Odysseys of Theros is now available digitally on D&D Beyond, ahead of its July physical release, and that means we get to take a look at a campaign setting rooted in concepts borrowed not from the standard Tolkien-inspired generic medieval world, but instead from a more mythical, classical idea.



