3 Pillars of DnD Cast

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Welcome to the first of our minisodes where we discuss a short topic.

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Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the character episodes we each take a pillar, decide on a subclass exemplifies that and make a character based on that subclass.

We make the character at whatever level gets the general idea across for what we are going for, which tends to fall between levels 7 to 12.  We use the standard array for ability points so characters have strengths and weaknesses.

This episode we discuss three subclasses (Shadow Magic, Storm Sorcery, Wild Magic) of the sorcerer class and we make characters focusing on the 3 pillars.

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#dnd #dnd5e #ttrpgfamily #ttrpg

Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the class episodes we dive deep into the class and talk about each of the abilities.  We discuss how the three pillars apply to each and just what we think of them in general.  We go through levels 1 to 20, from the Player's Handbook to Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, so almost everything is covered.

We discuss the sorcerer and all their silly meta magic options.

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#dnd #dnd5e #ttrpgfamily #ttrpg 

Welcome to another episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the DnD: The Gathering episodes we discuss Magic: The Gathering worlds and settings for use in your dnd 5e campaigns.

In this Planeshift episode we dive deep into the races of Arcavios, Mage Tower, and Magical School as a backdrop for campaigns.

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Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the Unearthed Arcana episodes we discuss new features release by Wizards of the Coast for all to playtest.

This is also a DnD: the Gathering episode as Strixhaven is a Magic: the Gathering plane whose campaign setting will be releasing Fall of 2021.  This is a magical school setting so the shenanigans will be great.

In this episode we discuss the Mages of Strixhaven.  Mages of Lorehold, Prismari, Quandrix, Silverquill, and Witherbloom are Cross Classes (a new concept for 5e).

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Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the race episodes we go over the various races, subraces, and origins in DnD 5e.  We discuss how we use them, flavor, and of course their relation to the 3 pillars.

Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the character episodes we each take a pillar, decide on a subclass exemplifies that and make a character based on that subclass.

We make the character at whatever level gets the general idea across for what we are going for, which tends to fall between levels 7 to 12.  We use the standard array for ability points so characters have strengths and weaknesses.

This episode we discuss three subclasses (Circle of Shepherd, Stars, and Spores) of the druid class and we make characters focusing on the 3 pillars.

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Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the race episodes we go over the various races, subraces, and origins in DnD 5e.  We discuss how we use them, flavor, and of course their relation to the 3 pillars.

In this episode we talk about the new Folk of the Feywild and Gothic Lineages found in the winter/spring 2021 UAs.

Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the class episodes we dive deep into the class and talk about each of the abilities.  We discuss how the three pillars apply to each and just what we think of them in general.  We go through levels 1 to 20, from the Player's Handbook to Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, so almost everything is covered.

The druid, while being a full caster is a surprising simple class outside it's spell list.  We discuss who should and shouldn't play this class and also that the Lorax is a druid...

Credit where credit is due:

Welcome to another episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the Plane Shift episodes we discuss worlds and settings for use in your #dnd 5e campaigns.

Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the character episodes we each take a pillar, decide on a subclass exemplifies that and make a character based on that subclass.

We make the character at whatever level gets the general idea across for what we are going for, which tends to fall between levels 7 to 12.  We use the standard array for ability points so characters have strengths and weaknesses.

This episode we discuss three subclasses (Gloom Stalker, Hunter, and Horizon Walker) of the ranger class and we make characters focusing on the 3 pillars.

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Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the class episodes we dive deep into the class and talk about each of the abilities.  We discuss how the three pillars apply to each and just what we think of them in general.  We go through levels 1 to 20, from the Player's Handbook to Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, so almost all is covered.

Tasha's Cauldron of Everything practically rewrote the Ranger class by allowing you to swap out many of the class features.  In this episode we discuss them all and more...

Credit where credit is due:

Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the character episodes we each take a pillar, decide on a subclass exemplifies that and make a character based on that subclass.

We make the character at whatever level gets the general idea across for what we are going for, which tends to fall between levels 7 to 12.  We use the standard array for ability points so characters have strengths and weaknesses.

This episode we discuss three subclasses (The Hexblade, The Great Old One, and The Fathomless) of the warlock class and we make characters focusing on the 3 pillars.

Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the class episodes we dive deep into the class and talk about each of the abilities.  We discuss how the three pillars apply to each and just what we think of them in general.  We go through levels 1 to 20, from the Player's Handbook to Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, so almost all is covered.

This episode we discuss the warlock class, there are so many invocations an intricate part of the class and we don't like how DnD Beyond orders them, so find our reordered list below.

Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the character episodes we each take a pillar, decide on a subclass exemplifies that and make a character based on that subclass.

We make the character at whatever level gets the general idea across for what we are going for, which tends to fall between levels 7 to 12.  We use the standard array for ability points so characters have strengths and weaknesses.

This episode we discuss three subclasses (Way of the Astral Self, Way of the Kensei, and Way of the Cobalt Soul) of the monk class and we make characters focusing on the 3 pillars.

Welcome to anther episode of the 3 Pillars of DnD Cast, where we discuss the 3 pillars of DnD (Social Interaction, Combat, and Exploration) and how focusing on these can change how you make your characters and campaigns.

In the class episodes we dive deep into the class and talk about each of the abilities.  We discuss how the three pillars apply to each and just what we think of them in general.  We go through levels 1 to 20, from the Player's Handbook to Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, so almost all is covered.

This episode we discuss the monk class.  Ty Lee is confirmed to be a monk... Punch, Punch, Kick, Kick

In this episode we discuss the three pillars:  Combat, Exploration, and Social Interaction.  We do a general overview and site examples in media.  We also talk about campaigns that feature them.  Future episodes will be based on these concepts.

Links to things we discussed