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Join us for a Monster of the Week one shot that takes place in 2009 in the mountains of Russia. The C.R.A.I.G.S., a team of monster hunters that have seen better times back in the Cold War glory days, deals with paranormal threats, limited budgeting, and hostile superiors in hopes of unraveling a mystery that occurs on the 50th anniversary of the Dyatlov Pass incident. Originally recorded over two days in May of 2020, this one shot was our first ever Monster of the Week game and our first run at remote recording via Discord. We really enjoyed trying the new system and were so glad we were able to play during social distancing when our main campaign was on hold. To subscribe to our premium feed for just $0.99 for your first month, visit: https://d8nightpodcast.supercast.tech/ (We are no longer able to post new premium episodes on our old podbean platform, as they disabled the access for our plan level). #MOTW
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(If you don't have a Twitter account, e-mail us by using the contact links on our site and you'll be entered to win.) No purchase necessary. US only. Must have a valid e-mail address. Winner will receive their choice of dice, mini-journal, or DM's Guild title. Drawing will take place on February 23rd 2020.  The action in season 2 is full of weird homebrew encounters, magic items, and more from your favorite characters: Durn, Ahrin, Keira, and the Grease Wizard.
The launch takes place in Albagula where team Thunderhorns try their luck in Japanese-game-show-style-games in hopes of earning an audience with Emperor Takeshi. Beyond that is a story arc that stretches past the reach of Lumosh and even the reach of our regular party as guest PCs aid our heroes in their attempts to defeat the blight!  With season 1 wrapped, we wanted to let you know a bit about what you can expect in season 2, which premiers in March, after our 3 episode interlude: Mad Max Furry Road.
 Well, the cat is out of the bag. I was keeping this work a secret from one of the D8 Night Players, but that player has started down the path toward making a new friend and knows the book exists now.
In this great guide, I've developed a really unique and in depth alternative set of rules for making a little buddy. I hope you'll check it out and let me know what you think. It is available for free/PWYW on the Dungeon Master's Guild.  We are so appreciative of all your help to reach 10,000 downloads, so we wanted to do a giveaway for our Twitter followers. Here are the rules: Follow us on Twitter @d8nightpodcast Find our Giveaway Tweet (Pinned @ https://twitter.com/D8NightPodcast) Retweet the Giveaway tweet and tag 2 friends! Each day until the drawing, you may retweet and tag an additional user to get an extra entry into the contest. 1 additional entry per day. (If you don't have a Twitter account, e-mail us by using the contact links on our site and you'll be entered to win.) No purchase necessary.
We will announce winners during the Episode 25 midroll! Listen in on September 14th to hear the winners. Physical prizes to US Only. If you win the grand prize and prefer a first prize or second prize, you may choose one of those instead. Must have a valid e-mail address to win. Will's Homebrew Barbarian Path is available on DM's Guild.
If you’ve ever entered the fray and wanted to slam two opponents together, be temporarily impervious to pain, or inspire bloodlust in your compatriots after dealing a deadly blow, then the Path of Fury is the way forward. The Path of Fury offers a new path for barbarians who don’t mind giving up certain resistances to perform ferocious exploits in battle. This path does for the barbarian what the Battlemaster archetype does for the fighter, but instead of learning maneuvers from practicing in the courtyard of some vassal’s keep, the Path of Fury grants access to exploits that have been honed in the heat of life or death battles. The path offers access to ferocity dice to fuel your choice of 17 exploits. It also includes the additional state of fury (an alternative to rage) where you sacrifice some resistance and damage bonuses for an increased chance to hit and the ability to perform unique attacks, inspire your allies, or cripple your enemies. This guide offers guidance on selecting a role-playing reason for taking the path, all of the features offered by the path, and a feat for those who want access to a limited number of exploits without truly becoming a barbarian. The path will be popular for those who want to multi-class into the first few levels of barbarian as well, since the fury state offers more mental clarity than that of the raging barbarian, allowing for the casting of spells that don’t require concentration. The Path of Fury is not for the faint of heart, but you’re not that type. You are, after all, a barbarian Available for Free on DM's Guild with a "Pay what You Want" option.N
A compilation of magical maps to turn any journey into an adventure! The enigmatic gnome inventor wizard Krinkle Firetouch is no stranger to magic items. In fact, he has made a few of his own over the years while holed up as a hermit in almost every conceivable dimension. This book contains 5 magic maps, including Krinkle Firetouch’s Map of Fast Travel; a map that allows a party to travel to a familiar location instantly — so long as they can avoid having to roll on the d100 malfunction table. The book also includes color commentary from Krinkle Firetouch himself; including what he thinks of traveling and how he feels about rival arcanist Sweazelbeak Stoneshiner. Will's book of magic items from the D8 Night Podcast campaign is available on DM's Guild. It has all of your favorite magic items from the show and some you don't even know you love yet. Spoiler alert: There are items in this book that have not yet been distributed in the episodes that are currently live!  |
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