A brand new monster from Steinhardt's Guide to the Eldritch Hunt, a Soulsborne-inspired setting coming to Kickstarter July 19th.

Here's another brand new monster, also gravity-based, called The Fallingstar Beast. It's just that - a beast.

Replaying Bloodborne gave me the idea for this wizard, someone who's so focused on what the reaches of space have to offer.

I'm happy to unveil one of the first items coming to Steinhardt's Guide to the Eldritch Hunt, a new Kickstarter I've been working on.

A new race, that belongs to the stars. I created them as an opposite to the starborn race I posted a couple of weeks back.

The Ashes of War always felt very interesting to me, as they didn't really fit any previous mechanic. So I made them into weapon traits.

As I'm working on my gravity compendium, I went and revisited Elden Ring for some inspiration. This is the result.

Another zodiac-inspired item, this time a hammer fit for all of those stubborn Aries people.

Yes this is a dumb spell inspired by the Mario mechanic where you get to stomp your enemies and cave their head in. Such violence for a kids

I'm not personally very big on astrology but I have friends who are, and told me that it would be super cool to have in D&D.

As we continue our secrets of gravity Compendium, here are more space based options for your games, including this fun bow.

The subraces were inspired by the cycle that stars go through, more particularly the path they take to become supernovas.

Yes, this is basically Starscourge Radahn, the subclass. It still makes for a solid Barbarian, turns out.

This monster is inspired by the Star Fallen Beasts from Elden Ring. I love their ability to make you levitate before slamming you down.

Here are the swords from one of the coolest bosses in the game, which I will probably create at some point as well.

Starscourge Radahn is super cool in Elden Ring, and I loved how they made gravity spells look.

This guy killed me a lot, like a lot, probably died over 100 times before beating him because I was too stubborn to level up.

This subclass is for those that concluded that the safest way to fight is to have others fight for you, whether they like it or not.

This feat is for those people that could sell you sand in a desert. So charismatic that you want to do them favors you don't want to.

There's plent yof fun items, but very few items aimed specifically at Bards. I decided to give them a pair of pants and a pocket piano.