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You Can Be a Squirrel in D&D?!

Where has this information been all my life? By Jessica MasonFeb 9th, 2021, 5:04 pm I will admit this upfront: as much as I love the idea of Dungeon and Dragons, I have never played it. It’s not for lack of trying but every time I get invited to a game it’s hard to get childcare and well, there’s a pandemic so as much as I adore The Adventure Zone and I think D&D is pretty awesome, I still hear things about it that surprise me. Like the fact that you can play as … a squirrel? Okay, so that’s not quite accurate. You can play as something called a Kercpa, which is a two-foot-tall squirrel that wears clothes and talks and all that! You can play them with the help of a new DMs Guild publication by Steve Fidler and Nathanaël Roux:

Add New Kinds of Gelatinous Cubes to Your Dungeons & Dragons Game

Add New Kinds of Gelatinous Cubes to Your Dungeons & Dragons Game A new Dungeons & Dragons supplement adds over 30 new variants of one of the game s strangest monsters. Pyromaniac Press recently released The Cubonomicon, a new third-party supplement containing 32 different variants of the gelatinous cube, an iconic Dungeons & Dragons monster seen more as a joke and a sideshow than a true threat to anything other than beginning adventurers. The gelatinous cube was one of Dungeons & Dragons first monsters and were meant to act as a combination trap/monster while exploring the standard 10-foot by 10-foot hallways in underground dungeons. While the standard gelatinous cube is a 10 foot cube of semi-sentient ooze that slowly trudges through dungeons, consuming anything in its path,