This is the character sheet we use here at Arcana Times to play Dungeons and Dragons 5e. We get a lot of use out of it and it is specifically designed to make tracking information simple. It may not win awards for awesome ascetics, but the first page is enough to run any non-spell caster. The second page is added to any PC needing to track spells and their effects. Feel like fleshing out your character? Use page three to document your character’s background, religion, even a family tree.
Kipine
Kipine by reddit user /u/tr1lobyte
We will definitely be using this at our table.
Winshire Village MAp
New method for character creation in 5E
A PDF version of this post is available which includes the tables needed to create a character.
Download it here
The Arcana Times Broadsheet Oakmoon Edition
A perodic two page broadsheet full of adventure hooks, fictional news stories, NPCs, and a robust classified section.
Filled with dozens of adventure leads and ideas. General enough to incorporate into any campaign, but colorful enough to read by itself. Share it with your players.
The Arcana Times Broadsheet Snowmoon Edition
A perodic two page broadsheet full of adventure hooks, fictional news stories, NPCs, and a robust classified section.
Filled with dozens of adventure leads and ideas. General enough to incorporate into any campaign, but colorful enough to read by itself. Share it with your players.
The Arcana Times Broadsheet Wolfmoon Edition
A perodic two page broadsheet full of adventure hooks, fictional news stories, NPCs, and a robust classified section. Filled with dozens of adventure leads and ideas. General enough to incorporate into any campaign, but colorful enough to read by itself. Share it with your players.
Caverns of the Dragon God
Eons ago the most ancient and powerful Dragon God stretched his frame across the Mountains of Habberstock and laid his massive head down to die. His body, in repose for millennia, was slowly covered with the dust and rock of time, becoming the mountains he rested upon. His bones, imbued with all his magic, slowly transformed into a most precious ore. The dwarves that first discovered it called it Dragon Stone and they coveted its magic. They spent generations harvesting every last grain, leaving a hallow cavern behind them. The ore was powerful, but carried an ancient curse and as the Dragon Stone disappeared, so did their bloodline. Now great evils lurk in pockets left by greed and rumors abound they protect even greater treasures.
The Lair
Among the gaping crevices of a foggy cliff face, one fracture runs deeper than the rest.
