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One square, no cutting. Elephanthide coloured with acrylic ink.

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Lord Soth is pretty much D&D's Darth Vader.

A death knight and servant of Tahkisis (in Dragonlance), Soth rampaged his way through his own setting, and eventually left his mark on Ravenloft, too. He was so awesome that, even when the writers tried to give him a pathetic death, Soth took out a whole castle!

Also, he's got one of the best-looking minis ever.

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Lord Soth is pretty much D&D's Darth Vader.

A death knight and servant of Tahkisis (in Dragonlance), Soth rampaged his way through his own setting, and eventually left his mark on Ravenloft, too. He was so awesome that, even when the writers tried to give him a pathetic death, Soth took out a whole castle!

Also, he's got one of the best-looking minis ever.

On behalf of the D&D team, we are sorry to hear about the passing of one of our community members: Mark "wrecan" Monack.

The 2nd Edition reprints are about to release, and so what better time to look back through the art of these books? In this D&D Alumni article, we do just that—but instead of taking the broader view of the entire forest, we'll consider two of its trees (or treants) in particular...

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The great thing about Ropers isn't just how easy it is to mistake them for stalagmites, it's how they are smart enough to know this.

James presents three cults and asks you some questions about them. Come read up on Demogorgon, Baphomet, and Graz'zt.

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Been working with dice again! :D That's an actual 10-sided die on there (my husband drills these by hand to turn them into beads) along with shiny green beads and a pewter dragon charm. The whole thing is about 3 1/2" long including the keyring loop.

I really wish the colors had come out better in the photo, though; they're more vivid in person. The die is a neat blue/green/yellow mossy kind of color.

Handmade by MeriGreenleaf (Elfling Creations).

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Neclos Fortress uses the non-Tolkien definition of elf.

You know, a Keebler.

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Is it bad that I think the strangest thing about this gorilla is that it has a tail?

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From Poe's "The Masque of the Red Death".

You've got questions—we've got answers! Here's how it works—each week, our Community Manager scours all available sources to find whatever D&D Next questions you're asking. This week: Subclass Basics, Subclass Customizing & Non-Vancian Subclass Options.

Event Registration for Gen Con opens May 19th at Noon (Eastern). In advance of registration, we wanted to offer an early look at the D&D events, seminars and gaming taking place at the con!

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Yet another playable class in Neclos Fortress, who wouldn't want to become a typical mage? Well, it's no Mongolikarn, that's for sure...

Nice smiley face staff.

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When it comes to undead, creativity is key - case in point, Skull Lords are powerful triple-faced spellcasters that essentially have three lives. If you do enough damage to destroy one, it merely sacrifices a skull to continue fighting. Of course, it also loses the powers associated with that skull, but its resurrection is likely to take an opponent off guard.

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Some undead monsters make you question your sanity.

Boneclaws are more than mere undead - these gigantic dessicated corpses are intelligent, and have claws that can extend for up to twenty feet. Moreso, when you reconcile their various pieces of lore in D&D canon... they are natural. A natural mutation, or perhaps evolution of undead creatures. Necromancers have managed to replicate the effect and create their own, but... Boneclaws are a natural occurance. Be terrified.

Featured on Nerditis: Figure Photo of the Day: nerditis.com/2013/05/12/figure-photo-of-the-day-5/

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So hey, uh... there are several player classes you can choose from in Neclos Fortress. Like this human mercenary, who's, um... not as interesting as the talking apple.

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Frankencthulhu?

At the tail end of D&D's 3rd edition, they introduced the Cult of Thoon, a faction of Mind Flayers that worships and seeks out the mysterious concept of "Thoon." Whether Thoon exists or not is up for debate, but in their studies they discovered Quintessance, an equally-mysterious energy source. With Quintessence, they were able to create the first Thoon Hulks.

A Thoon Hulk fills in for the mInd Flayer's biggest weakness - lack of physical power. These ten-foot tall constructs are part Mind Flayer, part machine, and all violence. They will destroy anything in their way, either with their axe hands or by discharging some of the lethal radiation of Quintessence itself.

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