"I adore everything about Bearthazar's and would like to only shop for familiars with him from now on. I love every single one of them. Help me.""...thumbing through this book really gave me that lovely feeling of going to the animal shelter, locking eyes with the one that was just right for me, and saying, "This one. This one is perfect.""probably the only way I'd ever touch... [click here for more]
Sea Shanties: A Bardic GuideAre you ready to set sail and sing shanties on your next D&D adventure?
Sea Shanties: A Bardic Guide includes 18 D&D themed shanties party members can sing to the tunes of popular public domain shanties. Sing shanties about:
- Setting sail on the Deadman's Ferry...
- Summon a ghost ship and ghastly... [click here for more]
Fire is a powerful, frightening and all consuming creature.
The Australian bush’s evolution is in part from a patchwork quilt of burning, either by accident or intentionally through “Firestick Farming” by The First People of this land. Species have adapted to evade, endure, or even benefit from small and low intensity fires. In recent years, 2019 -2020 especially, the dry time has been... [click here for more]
Bearthazar's House of Familiars, now for Fantasy Grounds!
"I adore everything about Bearthazar's and would like to only shop for familiars with him from now on. I love every single one of them. Help me.""...thumbing through this book really gave me that lovely feeling of going to the animal shelter, locking eyes with the one that was just right for me, and saying, "This one. This... [click here for more]
The Realm of Yule
The realm of Yule is an ancient and mysterious land, lying far to the north of many different worlds, seeming to exist everywhere through gateways via the Aurora Borealis. Home to many factions and different smaller countries, and overseen by the Vindyrfather and his Holiconsul, Yule is full of wonder and merriment that spreads over the universe for several months once every year... [click here for more]
Fire is a powerful, frightening and all consuming creature.
The Australian bush’s evolution is in part from a patchwork quilt of burning, either by accident or intentionally through “Firestick Farming” by The First People of this land. Species have adapted to evade, endure, or even benefit from small and low intensity fires. In recent years, 2019 -2020 especially, the dry... [click here for more]
