Only using your Bag of Holding to store things? Follow our guide to find out how to use your Bag of Holding to its full potential, whether it’s smuggling, survival or teleporting!
Written by: Mark Williams-Cook
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Dungeons & Dragons Resources, Player Guides
The 32 familiars in 5e can be overwhelming. Fear not! We’re going to explore the best familiars for specific situations, as well as ranking the best all-rounders. Strap in!
Written by: Harry Shaw
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You’ve incapacitated one of your players and their party isn’t near, but the question is: should you press the attack and kill them or move to another player?
Written by: Mark Williams-Cook
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Classes, Dungeons & Dragons Resources
After gathering 2 separate surveys of over 3,000 DnD 5e players, we have compiled the 5 least popular classes, and why people dislike playing them.
Written by: Mark Williams-Cook
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Adventuring is a dangerous hobby, but with the right know-how, a Healer’s Kit can make an indispensable addition to any party’s inventory.
Written by: Matt Wright
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Picture the scene, orcs charging at you as your adventuring party cower in fear behind you. Raising your halberd high, before the orc can even get in range, you say “Can I make an attack of opportunity?”
Written by: Josh Kerr
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Are two weapons better than one? Learn the ins-and-outs of two-weapon fighting in this guide so your left is as deadly as your right!
Written by: Lucy Spacey
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Turn the liquidy tables on your opponents with our guide to the ins and outs of drowning, suffocating and being underwater in 5e.
Written by: Mark Williams-Cook
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Ability Score Improvements are a chance to greatly improve your player character. In this explainer, we’ll explore how best to use them, and how they work with multiclassing and feats.
Written by: Josh Kerr
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Whether you’re fleeing the local town guard or quaffing potions to run down the bolting horse, knowing how to get the best out of the Dash action can get you out of some tight jams!
Written by: Mark Williams-Cook
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