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Creatures of Rust Moon – The Sun Crow

A mythical figure from the Rust Moon Territory’s ancient past returns – hope there’s enough mooncake to go around!

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Unexpected Reach Weapons: Meteor Hammer and Rope Dart

Hans extolls the virtues of rope as adventuring equipment and introduces us to two new weapons.

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Are Your Monsters Too Strong? Check Their Roles

Why, oh why, are we so obsessed with a single number for Challenge Rating?

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When Everything Made Sense – PocketQuest 2026

You could change the future for the better, but how will you find the strength to let go of a nostalgia-laden past?

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Why I Hate the Monk and the Cleric

Hans reflects on the Monk and Cleric classes and their muddy spiritual roles within D&D.

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No More Anemic Fight Scenes!

Not just screaming yellow goofballs that Hans passionately hates, we revisit Minions, D&D 4e’s neglected combat mechanic.

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Tales of Rust Moon – The Man Who Forgot to Die

Know who’s dead, because they won’t remember themselves, like Walter Krane, the Man Who Forgot to Die.

Anatomically Incorrect Necromancy – False Skeletons

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It’s Alive! Customizing the Flesh Golem

Weylin reflects on Frankenstein’s Monster and how to best use a Flesh Golem in a campaign, as well as some ideas to tailor one to your next campaign.

Monstrous Foes – The Jiangshi

Hans brings us statistics for the Jiangshi, a predatory undead ready to conscript unwitting victims into its horde.

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