tabletop rpg

July 8, 2020

Gate Stones

Hey gang! Got a quick item post for you today. I wanted an item that would let one of my characters have a sort of mobile laboratory (they’re a Medic Alchemist with a mad scientist streak) and it sort of evolved into something a bit more complex. Think Mordenkainen’s Magnificent Mansion but an item and Continue reading

Items & Weapons

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June 17, 2020

Ostian Repeaters

These have received yet another rework and are now outdated! You can find the new version HERE! Howdy, all! Sorry for the lack of posts lately. My internet has be out for the better part of 3 weeks so progress on things came to a crawl. But, things are back to normal so let’s get Continue reading

Items & Weapons

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May 17, 2020

Druid Circle: Circle of Pestilence

Saryn, the greatest of plagues, is finally done. I actually had her bashed out mechanically a long time ago but had other projects. Hell, I ALWAYS have other projects but this was an easy one to put out. Continue reading

Druid, Subclasses

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April 25, 2020

Optional Rule: Critical Damage Effects

Nothing special today, just a quick post. Friend of mine posted in our discord a super incomplete beginnings of a system for special effects on crits based on the damage so I went and ran with it. ————————————————————————————————— Whenever a creature suffers a critical hit or rolls a natural 1 on a saving throw against Continue reading

Variants & Optional Rules

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April 16, 2020

The Zurna

A couple months in the making, say hello to the Zurna, a group of beings from beyond the stars! This is my first foray into making races and ho boy was it quite the challenge. The majority of writing for races is like all lore stuff and that’s the hardest to do for me as Continue reading

Races & Lineages

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March 24, 2020

Risk of Rain Items: Batch I

A friend gifted me a copy of Risk of Rain 2 a while back and the entire time I played I just kept converting all of its random items to dnd in my head on the fly so I figured I might as well just put ‘em to paper. So here’s the first batch with Continue reading

Uncategorized

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February 28, 2020

Forge of the Damned

Well this one went from start to finish right quick! A magical weapon with the power to reanimate the dead and create monstrosities, I based it on the Devil Forgemasters from the Netflix Castlevania series (which is fucking awesome by the way). The actual capabilities of the Forgemasters aren’t exactly explained in any great detail Continue reading

Items & Weapons

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February 16, 2020

Druid Circle: Circle of Mischief

Howdy everyone! Sorry it’s been a while. I’ve actually been super busy with a MASSIVE project with a one of my DMs reworking and converting his janky homebrewed campaign setting into something more user friendly and before anyone asks, yes we are planning to release it as a full “book”, something akin to Eberron. We Continue reading

Druid, Subclasses

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January 11, 2020

Shinobi Prosthetics

Oh boy, this one has me excited! I have a huge love for prosthetics for some reason and ever since Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice came out I’ve wanted to bring this nifty little gadget into DnD. I like to think I’ve done the various tools justice in my conversion and now all I need is Continue reading

Items & Weapons

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December 20, 2019

Paladin Sacred Oath: Oath of Nature

At last, the guardian of nature Oberon makes his appearance! Another Warframe conversion, a request by one on my patrons, I actually had a good amount of fun working on this one. His abilities have just enough depth to be interesting and working in the nature angle to an otherwise pretty standard paladin kit was Continue reading

Paladin, Subclasses

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About Me

Welcome to the Foundry! I’m Sam Johnson. I run the place.
I’ve been playing TTRPGs for over a decade and creating content for them for about half that time. While I primarily make content for 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons, I hope to expand to other systems in the future. I’m a firm believer in making this hobby a place where all are welcome, supporting smaller creators, and in broadening one’s horizons by trying other RPGs whenever possible. There are thousands of games from talented people of all types that deserve more love, and I hope to shine a light on some hidden gems when I find them.