Snail Lords
Lords of the crater states, the snail lords combine skill at arms, natural armour and ancient eldritch pacts with nearly …
Tag Archives: Subclasses
[Random Thursday] Elven Warder & Enchanter Subclasses
So, back to the random subclass tables! This time I’m heading into the classes from Magical Theorems & Dark Pacts. …
[Random Thursday] d12 Centaur Subclasses
I posted the Centaur character class in June and also included it in Dodecahedron Issue 6. But I love subclasses. …
[Random Thursday] d12 Gibbering SubClasses!
You know I love my Gibbering Mouthers, and you seem to love my d12 subclass tables. So like a Reese …
d12 Pages of Awesome! Dodecahedron #7
Issue 7 of Dyson’s Dodecahedron is now available for download from the ZERO/barrier RPGnow Storefront. The seventh issue of Dyson’s …
[Random Thursday] d12 Ranger Subclasses
Rangers are of course epitomized by Aragorn from the Lord of the Rings (the original source material for the class …
[Random Thursday] d12 Paladin Subclasses
The warriors of all things just, and good… and often an excuse to be an annoying prat at the table. …
[Random Thursday] d12 Monk Subclasses
Often misunderstood, or just out-of-place in the typical European fantasy world, the monk has seen many a makeover through the …
[Random Thursday] d12 Illusionist Subclasses
Illusionists can be awesome, or they can find themselves at the very wrong end of the nerf-stick, depending on how …
[Random Thursday] d12 Druid Subclasses
Druids! Nature’s defenders; those hoopy froods that hang out around megaliths; drug-smoking animal-friends… etc. Remember – if using these rules, …
[Random Thursday] d12 Assassin Subclasses
With last week’s Thief subclasses we have all the subclass tables needed for the core B/X or Labyrinth Lord rules …
[Random Thursday] d12 Thief Subclasses
Thieves remain one of my favourite character classes. Proof once again that I’m not “old school enough” since I like …
[Random Thursday] d12 Magic User Subclasses
Unlike the Halflings from last week, the problem with Magic Users wasn’t filling the list, but keeping it contained. In …
