Role-Playing Games
Weekly Brews
Issue #7
by Serban, Quartermaster @ The Guild Hall
May 6 2020
Back already, adventurers? Beautiful! Let us show you what we’ve gathered for you on this sunny Wednesday!
Nevermore by haertofwinter
Do you like being a utility mage? What about ravens? If you like both, then Reddit user haertofwinter has designed the spell of your dreams. Nevermore is a great mix of RNG and crowd control, with damage only being a simple addition. It is a simple, yet amazing spell!
Art credits: TeeTurtle
The Gourment by Pixel_Engine
It is said that the way to the heart of a man is through the stomach. And that is true. And it is precisely the reason the Gourment has stolen my DM heart away. This class provides you with a beefy (pun intended) support class that is perfect for making sure those wizards of yours put some meat on their bones.
Art credits: Sebastian Luca
Soulsage by Yorviing
As I mentioned last time, I am a big fan of Yorviing’s creations. This week I focus one of my favorites, that being the Soul Sage! It is a wizard subclass that channels your inner death-obsessed maniac, with a bit of flair to boot. I very much recommend it, as it is simple, yet powerful and has some good utility. Collect some souls and break it down using this subclass!
Art credits: Ashleylun
That is all for now, but we sure hope that you’ll join us next week for another set of wonderful weekly brews!
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