Includes .JPG image file as well as .UVTT Universal VTT file and Foundry VTT files.  When used in Foundry, blocking should be pre-enabled.

Oddments and Enchantments Volume I is a curated trove of 86 new magic items for 5E - quirky, dangerous, elegant, and sometimes deeply strange. Within these pages you will find tools crafted for particular classes alongside treasures any adventurer might claim; humble common wonders sit beside powerful very rare relics; and enduring icons are balanced by charged devices and single-use curiosities. Some items are meant to be reliable companions across many adventures, while others exist for a single, memorable moment that can turn the tide of a story. Whether you are a GM seeking fresh rewards or a player hungry for something different to wield, this collection offers new possibilities to surprise, delight, and challenge your table.

What might you actually find herein? Here are a few examples:

The Amulet of Unified Prowess is for multiclass characters, allowing them to progress abilities normally left behind when more than one class has been taken.

The Band of Steadfast Steps is a ring that helps to prevent Opportunity Attacks on the wearer.

There is the Channeling Rod, a light hammer that can deal Lightning damage instead of its normal damage type.

The Focus of Recall is a boon to any spellcaster, granting the ability to recall cast spell slots.

The Frost Diamond is a shard of magical ice that acts as a Wand of Burning Hands - but with Cold damage instead of Fire damage.

A warlock might like the Pactguard Filigree, an item that acts as a spellcasting focus and grants minor protection from damage.

The Scriber’s Arcane Quill allows a wizard to scribe spells faster in their spellbook.

There is also Wavering Edge, a bladed weapon granting bonuses to attack as well as defense.

These and 78 more items!

Also included is a short appendix listing all 86 items by name, showing their item type, rarity, and whether or not they require Attunement.

Lastly, all items and artwork in this volume are presented in black and white, designed with ease of printing and table use in mind - whether you prefer a crisp PDF or a well-thumbed binder of your own.

In every campaign, there comes a moment when a character’s destiny calls them to rise above the common adventurer. Ultimate Paragon Paths is your guide to that turning point—the moment where heroes become legends.

Inside, you’ll find a collection of brand-new paragon paths designed for every class, each one expanding your character’s story with unique abilities, thematic powers, and evocative flavor. Whether your hero is sworn to a cause, cursed by fate, blessed by the gods, or driven by ambition, these paths open new directions for their journey.

Ultimate Paragon Paths includes:
❖ 20 complete character themes, each with unique abilities and optional powers.
❖ Paragon tier skill challenges for DMs to use.
❖ Dozens of new magic items

Note: Only images are AI generated. All written content is original. 

DUNGEON UGLIES! FDM-Friendly 28mm fantasy miniatures!

DU001 Cultists

To kick off the line, have this FREE pack of STLs, giving you four unique poses. Print your own cabal of sinister masked cultists. Includes:

Cult leader with fancier mask, invoking a curse

Cultist with dagger

Cultist with Staff that can be topped from an assortment of iconic staff toppers included

Cultist Casualty (or sacrifice?)

If you like these, be sure to leave a comment or review on the product page.

Dungeon Uglies are inspired by old-school miniature lines from the 70s and 80s. Just enough detail to be fun to paint, with big heads that "read" loud and clear from across the tabletop.

Trek across the searing sands on your search for adventure!

With the release of The DAGGERzine - Issue 02 you can take your Daggerheart campaigns to arid deserts, and ancient ruins and discover the forgotten horrors that dwell within.

In this Issue you will find:

• • Advice and stats for using blistering deserts and brave caravans in your campaign.
  • 15 new Adversary stat blocks including the Lamia, Sandworm, and the Mummy Lord!
  • 8 new Environment stat blocks including the Caravanserai, Oasis, and The Trapped Tomb!
  • A total of 14 new items consisting of Weapons, Armor, Loot and Consumables.
  • A brand new Adventure Frame involving the resurrection of an ancient evil!

The DAGGERzine is a quarterly-ish zine from CritFail.Press exclusively focused on the Daggerheart Roleplaying game with the main purpose of providing GMs with more resources for running more games.

Character Card character sheets 4 per page. Print double sided so the players have a cheet sheet for combat and a way to keep track of reactions used.

Hosting the King is an Act of Economic War.

In many fantasy campaigns, a royal visit is a moment of celebration—a parade of banners and a feast in the great hall. In the Arcverse, this is a dangerous delusion.

A Royal Progress is a mobile city of five hundred nobles, soldiers, and sycophants that literally eats a province into a winter famine as it passes. To host the King is a "High Honor" designed to bankrupt any vassal who might be growing too powerful. It is Sovereign Consumption as a form of statecraft.

Adventure Events: The Royal Progress provides DMs with ten high-tension, character-driven encounters that turn a royal visit into a struggle for survival against the weight of the crown.

What is Inside?

This isn’t just flavor text for a parade. It is a toolkit for DMs who want to run a world where power has a physical and caloric cost:

• The Purpose: A breakdown of why the King moves (Extracting Surplus, the Surgical Audit of vassals, and the Social Filtration of the court).

• The Arrival: Sensory-first read-aloud text—the "Pageantry of Poverty" where gilded wagons groan through muddy streets cleared of "human trash."

• The Logistics: A deep dive into the Weight of the Entity—the seizure of winter stores, the displacement of locals under the "Law of Hospitality," and the "Vanished Labor" of pressed porters.

• 10 Detailed Encounters: From The Bread Tithe (famine as policy) to The Sovereign Room (displacement) and The Heir’s Audit (the political hostage).

• The Mechanical Pivot: Each encounter features a specific 5E skill check (DC 13-16) that forces the players to decide if they will serve the Crown or protect the "Closed-Loop" of the village.

Why DMs Need This:

The Royal Progress is designed to provide maximum depth for a killer price. It moves beyond the "shining king" trope and gives your NPCs Psychological Soul. Whether the party is hiding a "Deserter’s Shadow" or navigating the "Poisoned Gilt" of a sabotaged carriage, these encounters turn a royal visit into a high-stakes political minefield.

The trumpets are sounding. Will your players kneel before the gold, or stand with the starving?

Part of the Arcverse Catalogue

This is the 14th installment in the DM Essentials series. We build worlds with historical weight and psychological soul. Drop these encounters into any 5E-compatible campaign to immediately increase the depth and detail of your gameplay.

System: 5E Compatible (Tier 1-2 focus)
Theme: Logistical Parasitism, Sovereign Consumption, and the Burden of Honor.

The Hunt is an opportunity for Murder.

In most fantasy campaigns, a noble hunt is a piece of flavor text—a backdrop of horns and hounds while the players move toward the next dungeon. This is a failure to understand the high-stakes reality of the forest.

In the Arcverse, a hunt is not a sport; it is Moving Sovereignty. It is a ritualized display of land ownership where the "King’s Peace" is as thin as the edge of a broadhead arrow. It is the only place where property disputes are settled in the blood of a stag, and where a "stray arrow" far from witnesses is the preferred method for pruning a family tree.

Adventure Events: The Noble Hunt provides DMs with ten high-tension, character-driven encounters that turn a simple chase into a social and psychological battleground.

What is Inside?

This isn’t a list of random animals. It is a toolkit for DMs who want to add historical weight to their world, including:

• The Purpose: A deep dive into why hunts happen (Asserting Boundary Claims, Settling Blood-Debts, and Surgical Audits of the terrain).

• The Arrival: Sensory-first read-aloud text—the "Pageantry of Blood" clashing with the "Social Silence" of the trackers.

• The Logistics: A breakdown of the Resource Chokepoint—the cost of Equine Assets, the Requisitioned Labor of the "Beaters," and the crushing Social Debt forced upon the host.

• 10 Detailed Encounters: From The Stray Arrow (premeditated assassination) to The Poacher’s Noose (sovereign justice) and The False Tracker (the information trap).

• The Mechanical Pivot: Every encounter features a specific 5E skill check (DC 13-16) that shifts the narrative, forcing the players to decide if they will uphold the "Law of the Crown" or the "Law of Survival."

Why DMs Need This:

The Hunt is designed to provide maximum depth for a killer price. It moves beyond the "cardboard cutout" noble and gives your NPCs Psychological Soul. Whether the party is hiding a "Victim of Sovereignty" from the Marshal or taking the "Blood Rite" to join the inner circle, these encounters turn the wilderness into a political minefield.

The horns are sounding. Are your players the hounds, the hunters, or the quarry?

Part of the Arcverse Catalogue

This is the 13th installment in the DM Essentials series.

https://legacy.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/14131/The-Arcverse/subcategory/31721_56467/DM-Essentials

We build worlds with historical weight and psychological soul. Drop these encounters into any 5E-compatible campaign to immediately increase the depth and detail of your gameplay.

System: 5E Compatible (Tier 1-2 focus)
Theme: Ritualized Violence, Property Trespass, and the Vanity of the Chase.

Love may be blind, but that doesn’t mean you need to have disadvantage when you run your games. This collection of tables is meant to help you add a touch of flair, if you want to add some romantically fun (or funnily romantic) elements into your sessions.

The majority of the tables’ contents are system-agnostic. However, there are some mechanical elements that correspond to D&D 5th Edition.

You will find random tables for:

• Love potion side effects
• Magical trinkets
• Mundane trinkets
• Hidden motives behind an NPC's affection
• Ploothooks
• Places you can find a love letter
• 13 magic items

The ship is not hidden.
It is not running.
It is waiting.

A Black Baron vessel has been spotted holding captives off a quiet stretch of coast, delaying a transfer that should never reach port. There is no paperwork, no official commission, and no protection once the crew is seen. Just a favor offered carefully—and a warning repeated twice.

The captives must be removed alive.
The ship must not be destroyed.

Living Cargo is a Crew Work for Rum & Rogues built around restraint, timing, and consequence. Acting too early invites witnesses. Acting too late invites management. Violence works—but it leaves a trail the sea remembers.

This job tests what kind of crew you are when profit is secondary, silence matters, and success does not look like victory.

Includes:

• A pressure-driven Crew Work centered on quiet intervention

• Player-facing scenes that encourage planning without prescribing action

• Quartermaster guidance for escalation, faction response, and failure paths

• Black Baron NPC profiles and contingency outcomes if the transfer proceeds

• Formal Plank Point awards that measure endurance, not success

If the ship leaves intact, the job is no longer contained.
If it reaches port, it is no longer yours.

Some cargo does not belong to anyone who can admit it exists.