Every Sunday, I'll have a completely homebrewed Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition element that you can use in your games. I do take requests so you can either post a comment here, email me at thatrobedguy@hotmail.com with the subject "Homebrew Request", or send me a tweet on Twitter (@brannonhutchins) with the hashtag #weekly4e.
It's my birthday! Or was...look, I'm going to post something on time this month, I swear! This entire month has been very...interesting as far as life is concerned.
But we continue our little adventure into the world of the Gingerbread Folk with its Armed Forces.
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Showing posts with label Humor Campaign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Humor Campaign. Show all posts
Monday, March 12, 2012
Monday, March 5, 2012
Weekly 4e Homebrew: Gingerbread Folk Part 1, The Village People
Every Sunday, I'll have a completely homebrewed Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition element that you can use in your games. I do take requests so you can either post a comment here, email me at thatrobedguy@hotmail.com with the subject "Homebrew Request", or send me a tweet on Twitter (@brannonhutchins) with the hashtag #weekly4e.
Once again, the Humor Campaign rears its ugly head on this blog (remember these old articles?). This time the Gingerbread Folk appear, but only a tiny morsel at a time. Due to time, and life, and other things...like Skyrim...the Gingerbread Folk will be appearing in not one, but TWO or THREE Weekly 4e Articles.
In this first of our Gingerbread Folk articles, we look at the common people that inhabit the small villages scattered amongst the Frosted Hills. I give unto you: Gingerbread Folk Part 1: The Village People.
Once again, the Humor Campaign rears its ugly head on this blog (remember these old articles?). This time the Gingerbread Folk appear, but only a tiny morsel at a time. Due to time, and life, and other things...like Skyrim...the Gingerbread Folk will be appearing in not one, but TWO or THREE Weekly 4e Articles.
In this first of our Gingerbread Folk articles, we look at the common people that inhabit the small villages scattered amongst the Frosted Hills. I give unto you: Gingerbread Folk Part 1: The Village People.
Monday, February 6, 2012
Weekly 4e Homebrew: Pink Dragon
Every Sunday, I'll have a completely homebrewed Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition element that you can use in your games. I do take requests so you can either post a comment here, email me at thatrobedguy@hotmail.com with the subject "Homebrew Request", or send me a tweet on Twitter (@brannonhutchins) with the hashtag #weekly4e.
You can all blame my friend Jason on the following as he was the inspiration of this creature. I'm not even sure how to give it a proper introduction so here it is: the Pink Dragon.
You can all blame my friend Jason on the following as he was the inspiration of this creature. I'm not even sure how to give it a proper introduction so here it is: the Pink Dragon.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Weekly 4e Homebrew: Heavy-Metal Constructs
Every Sunday, I'll have a completely homebrewed Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition element that you can use in your games. I do take requests so you can either post a comment here, email me at thatrobedguy@hotmail.com with the subject "Homebrew Request", or send me a tweet on Twitter (@brannonhutchins) with the hashtag #weekly4e.
As part of my Humor Campaign, I introduce to you the radical race of the Heavy-Metal Constructs.
As part of my Humor Campaign, I introduce to you the radical race of the Heavy-Metal Constructs.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
A Preview of What I WON'T Offer to WotC
Here's the deal. I have been working on a little thing to submit to Dragon magazine. At first, it was going to be a Class. This turned out to be really difficult. I don't know how they do it at Wizards of the Coast. So instead, they are going to get a few races I've conjured up from the depths of my twisted imagination.
HOWEVER, genius like this cannot be left unpublished. Ladies and Gentlemen! I offer you a small taste of what is to come. BEHOLD:


Those of you who have played in my Humor Campaign understand the power that this class has at its fingertips. Beware. The Mimes are coming.
HOWEVER, genius like this cannot be left unpublished. Ladies and Gentlemen! I offer you a small taste of what is to come. BEHOLD:


Those of you who have played in my Humor Campaign understand the power that this class has at its fingertips. Beware. The Mimes are coming.
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