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Looking towards the future
🕑 Added 2020-09-07 11:50:37 +0000 UTC
Hey everyone,
So as you know yesterday I released the Northern Lights Compendium, and to say it did well would be an understatement, thank you all so much !
Now we just hit the 100 people on this Patreon within 4 days of hitting the 50 mark, so another reward is in order:
They will roll out in this order:
- 1st: The 4 dragons of the apocalypse, I'll release them all this week, each will have a unique stat block and boss fight/Lair. (I will also use the Mythic template for Theros for them most likely). (the image is Conquest, we will be using the art by the wonderful @hariina_r on instagram).
- 2nd: The adventures of Beowulf, it was supposed to be there for 25 subscribers, but it got delayed because of the compendium so no more of that. So this adventure will be written now.
-3rd: The House of Horrors, It will be a one-shot in a grim dark setting, perfect for a Ravenloft setting for exemple. (Title is temporary)
-4th: Monsters, I'm feeling it this month, we're gonna create tons of stat blocks for your games, And you know me, probably a few races and subclasses as well.
-5th: Deciding on a new Compendium, I loved writing about norse mythology, but now I'm going to dig into another setting, I'm not decided 100% on what yet, and it will probably be at least a month before I start it. But it anyone has cool ideas I'm all ears.
Comments
Monkey DM
here is a link to it :) https://www.patreon.com/posts/northern-lights-41285739
Gareth Teece
I'm not finding this Northern Lights Compendium under the Compendium tab. I may be over looking it however 🤔
Dario Ackermann
I would be very interested in some celtic or Roman themed things
Lavenderflower
That would be amazing ngl
Monkey DM
I agree with you, there’s a wealth of potential there !
Pierce Whiteside
I see very little Hindu representation in D&D and I think it would be AWESOME to have some Hindi inspired classes, races, gods, and Indian folklore in D&D. Just think about all the hundreds of gods you can pull inspiration from. The deep and vast culture of the Indian Subcontinent. I personally think that would be super cool. Up to you as always but just some food for thought!
Lavenderflower
I know Norse mythology was just done, but Egyptian mythology is really cool, and some Egyptian dnd stuff would be awesome
