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.

This one is more in tune with the aspect of her that likes to collect memories and gives you greater versatility.

Here are some Elden Ring spells converted into fun D&D Spells that use a brand new mechanic!

This may or may not be inspired by a certain boss from Elden Ring, a game which I may or may not have played wayyy too many hours of lately.

Despite their blood being devilish, their hearts beat for light and justice. These are the Atoned Hearts.

Tea leaves, tarot cards, coffee remnants, these are all signs of fate which you've learned to read. To you, the future is not uncertain.

If you ever want to be a creepy children's toy, I got you covered! Funny thing how scary dolls can be, I wonder why that is.

Part phylactery, part lantern, all soul devouring. The Dreadmaw is what you get when Thresh's weapon ends up in D&D.

Here is a siabrae, which is basically the lich version of a druid. It has some unique powers, like its horns on every transformation!

Striking this peculiar iron mace like a match generates the same blue sparks that blanket corrupted beasts.

Here is a fun little golem that zaps around the battlefield before punching players.

A Tarot Deck Item for when you want to call upon fate in D&D 5e.

This monster is hopefully a fun twist on the mummy, that makes use of its wrappings to capture foes, and drain their life.

This monster was the request of one of my Patrons for his Hawaiian-based campaign.

I don't think this needs much explanation. I really love Bloodborne, and figured that putting some bloodborne things in D&D would be nice.