We go over the latest errata released for the 5e Players Handbook!
Classes
Orc Labs Podcast 37 – Tank and Town!
Listener Question: Paladins
Listener Andrew asks:
Orc Labs Podcast 36 – Double Episode! D&D 5e Unearthed Arcana and More!
Double the fun with this double episode! The gang (minus Tom) discusses the new D&D 5e Unearthed Arcana and more in this double feature.
Orc Labs Podcast 35 – D&D 5E Crowd Control!
5e spellcasters, still the masters of crowd control? Monks a good early option? How the power curve has changed for Wizards.
Orc Labs Podcast 34 – D&D 5e Modifying Classes!
This episode we cover the recent Wizards article on modifying the core D&D 5e classes!
The Measure of a Hero: Intelligence
Forgetting to Remember to Learn with Your Brain
by Meorty Matt
Hey orcs. It’s been a while. Official splat material is starting to come out for 5th Edition, which will (hopefully) provide a fresh stream of relevant content for fans and critics alike. There are still some areas of core content that this blog has not examined in detail, however, and some of it raises Big Questions that haven’t really been answered… until now. Continue reading
Orc Labs Podcast 33 – Elemental Evil Player’s Companion!
After a little break due to scheduling conflicts we are back! This time we talk about the Player’s Companion – Elemental Evil. New races and spells! Matt explains how to fall through the planet instantly and mixes up the names of Elemental Affinity and Elemental Adept. Also the dangers of splat power creep…
Orc Labs Podcast 32 – Listener Questions!
Today we answer a couple listener questions!
1) Do you have general advice about which class to take first when multiclassing? I was thinking about Bard/Warlock when I get to create a character. But I don’t know the order in which to take the levels.
2) I’ve been trying to motivate my group of entirely new players to play more, but people are struggling to get engaged. Everyone but the rogue feels that combat is banal in fights (the wizard doesn’t know what they can do at them moment). The fighters just swing their weapons every round. How can I, as a player, help spice up combat for everyone? Or is there some advice you could give that I can share with the DM?
Orc Labs Podcast 31 – DMing Combat!
Keep your combat fresh! Don’t just make it an arms race of numbers. Surprise the players. Steve helps a friend with some tips on how to run interesting combat and tells tales from our own campaigns. Matt also has the creepiest intro voice…