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ithilbor has added a photo to the pool:

Polaroid PDC 4350

ithilbor has added a photo to the pool:

Polaroid PDC 4350

ithilbor has added a photo to the pool:

Polaroid PDC 4350

ithilbor has added a photo to the pool:

Polaroid PDC 4350

ithilbor has added a photo to the pool:

Polaroid PDC 4350

ithilbor has added a photo to the pool:

Polaroid PDC 4350

ithilbor has added a photo to the pool:

Polaroid PDC 4350

ithilbor has added a photo to the pool:

Polaroid PDC 4350

ithilbor has added a photo to the pool:

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You know, it sounds goofy on paper (like a ducksnake), but think about how vicious owls are for a moment.

Owlbears were originally invented by an insane mage, only to break free and breed until they became part of the ecosystem. They are one of D&D's most classic monsters, and apparently came from another of those weird knockoff dinosaurs, only one that you almost never see.

In today's 2nd Edition excerpt, we look at various details and advice offered through the book. First, we consider the mundane: the quality of equipment, including horses and locks. Next, the magical: specifically, the possible powers and personalities of intelligent weapons.

In this episode of the new season, the party braves the Storm Over Neverwinter: "I love our legal system. All we have to go on for finding the kidnappers is muddy tracks that smell of fish, and that's enough to justify us breaking down all the doors at Blacklake Docks we want!"

Some jobs are dirtier than others, and those who collect what some call “nightsoil” have one of the dirtiest jobs out there. How does this pertain to your campaign? Come find out.

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Ever since Cerberus, the Hounds of Hell have been a running theme. These devil dogs never cease pursuing their quarry until they can drag them into the infernal depths.

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Yet another kind of snaky aberration, Guiltspur Nagas are slender, purple, and hide out well in the deep, dank caves of the world.

Oh, yeah... and guilt. Spurred. Or something.

The cleric combines brute strength with powerful magic, making him a popular choice.

Cutter, the comic, is coming to stores near you this month, and Jon has chosen to focus on it for the next few weeks. This week, Jon talks to David and David, the artists, about this comic.