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Lately on EN5ider:
- 598. Mundane Tools for Battlefield Opportunities. Not everything fantastical is the result of an enchantment or magical crafting. This article covers rules for 10 handy mundane pieces of equipment including the bolt-flinging Bee’s Nest, city-fighter’s essential Door Jam, keen investigator’s Dusty Bloom, explosive Pomegranate Shot, the superior protection offered by a Siege Shield, and more! Dutifully designed by Tyler Omichinski, illustrated by Sergio Villa.
- 597. Puzzles: Puzzling Portals. Yet another aged door made of old timber and rusting iron? Why? Why not a Distracting Door so festooned with possible mechanisms that opening it is daunting? Or a Prison Gate that isn’t a proper door at all but an even more impervious and discerning barrier? Or a Reflecting Portal that drags the unwary into greater danger? Forget the hardware store—this is the place to pick out your next door. Daedal door designs by Marc Kenobi, illustrated by Sergio Villa.
- 596. Monstrous Menagerie: Garden Fresh Terrors. Whether you’re a druid or not it’s hard to look at the selection of plant creatures and declare that’s enough—with that in mind we have a quartet of new green foes that are sure to take root with your games! This issue of Monstrous Menagerie features the soaring cloudcutter quickfern (CR 6), burning conflennox (CR 9), sedate yet underestimated shrubshrew (CR 2), and the unrelenting squidzu (CR 3). Deciduously designed by Andrew Engelbrite, illustrated by Indi Martin.
- 595. Adventure: Blood on Phanolias Rock. Phanolias Rock was created by a circle of druids to bind a powerful sea hag. After centuries her coven have located her, using foul magics and bloody rituals to free her. Their first ritual drew evil creatures to act as servants, the second animals and the innocent for sacrifice, and the last will shatter Phanolia’s prison. As the very rock liquefies and the final ritual looms, the chances of intervening before a great evil is unleashed become slimmer and slimmer. This adventure for 4–5 PCs of 7th level was dreadfully designed and mapped by Marc Kenobi, illustrated by Gui Sommer and Jeffrey Koch.
- 594. Dangerous Scenarios: Infiltrating the Observatory. The Florists are at it again! This time however the thieves are outsourcing the work at hand—acquiring and destroying the last legal records of a location they’ve decided would be perfect for their next headquarters. Unfortunately these documents are not in the hands of a simple clerk or bureaucrat, they are under the protection of Grand Wizard Fillick and taking them off the mage is no simple matter whether he’s home or not. Daringly designed for 4 PCs of 7th–9th level by Tyler Omichinski, illustrated by Leonardo Sa, and featuring the cartography of Dyson Logos.
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