Tome of Wondrous Items Tome of Wondrous Items - the companion volume to our acclaimed Tome of Alchemy - offers a vast array of resources for creative game mastery. Learn about the fascinating-but-disgusting brain jar, the ring of the smoke wyrm, the terrifying rod of necromancy, the staff of the arch-spider, the wand of runes, and the scepter of the heavens! What else lurks inside the Tome of Wondrous Items? Magical armor, rings, rods, scrolls, staves, wands, wondrous items, and weapons Magical Tattoos: how to get them, how to use them, and their powers Otherworldly Items: Not all magic is of this world. Find weird tech items such as golem suits and energy projectors Optional rules: magical conjunctions and panoplies of items New Spells: including obfuscate nature and suppress item New Monsters: be wary of the spell parrot!

The most evil and complex elements of the Dungeons & Dragons world are presented for the first time--such as moral dilemma, slavery, human sacrifice, prostitution, and other sensitive issues--to allow players to add a level of complexity to their campaigns.

This supplement for the D & D game presents more than 500 new magic items that no adventurer should be without.

This officially licensed keepsake journal, lavishly designed with magnetic enclosure and a back pocket, is a must-have for Dungeons & Dragons fans of all levels and ages. Trust this multipurpose journal to stow all your ideas, notes, and to-dos. Highly customizable with five pieces of stunning full-color artwork, The Book of Holding is ideal for capturing character sketches, formulating campaigns, or organizing your everyday thoughts. Whether you're a die-hard dungeon master preparing for your next game session or a part-time player wanting to represent your favorite RPG, this journal is the ultimate companion to your quest.

This volume introduces three new magic subsystems for the D&D game. They introduce new base classes and spellcasting mechanics, and include new feats, prestige classes, magic items, and spells.

For centuries, Inuit in the Arctic have lived on and around the frozen ocean. Now, as climate change is rapidly melting the sea ice between Canada and Greenland, development here threatens to upset the delicate balance between their communities, land and wildlife.