These character sheets include both an authentic 5E style and a western themed revision of skills which my western loving player LOVED. The quality of these sheets are amazing. Perfect for western themed campaigns, or campaigns where dimensions and timeline's can collide!

Whenever I call for a survival check, my gunslinger player always asks, "Can I use Ropin'?"

Highly reccommend.

These tokens are great! I love the art and these are perfect for a game I have in mind. I am going to use these tokens as reference and inspiration for NPC's and pre-gen characters. Hoping there will be more.

Unless youre playing an Eldrich Knight most times when i play, or see others play, wizard Strenght is the dumpstat. 8i love the idea of playing a buffed out muscle mage. Do i cast Magic Muscle, i mean missile? You bet i do.

The flavor text drew me in right away. im a big fan of the Darkness video games and this gives me a similar feeling. Or i can see me using this subclass to make a character in that vein.

dope art too.

nice mix of balance and flavor for a subclass. I especially like the undead wildshape. lots of fun RP that can come from this subclass

okay right off the bat, A+ for the description. i love how clean this looks while still having all the bells and whistles of the Wild West theme. I like the clearly labled level features as a little useful touch. I also love the horse stat block. I feel like if i have a horse in d&d its always just a nameless whatever. After seeing the block on the sheet, and having played Red Dead before, i could see having a lot more fin actually caring about my mount.

It sounds badass to be a hulking zombie bear. That really is the beginning and end of this review. The Druid, an already powerful class, gets nigh unkillable with these new options. Just reading "You do not need to eat, drink, or breathe" gave me so much inspiration into what this Druid subclass was capable of. At higher levels, the idea of becoming a zombie T-Rex and eating monsters (using it's Grim Harvest ability) sounds amazing. It that suits your playstyle, give this a look.

The Whispering Shadow Patron subclass for the Warlock in D&D 5e was one I felt didn't offer a whole lot. But build ideas began to open up to me when I looked further into this subclass. If your DM allows multiclassing (and this subclass) pair the Whispering Shadow with a Rogue for some sneak attack power, or with a Fighter for additional area control. This subclass offers some additional flavor to an already flavorful class.

The School of Arcane Might provides dynamic and combat oriented options for the Wizard class in D&D 5e. Use high AC, force damage, and spell attacks to blast your way through ranks of foes. If wielding magic in the literal faces of your enemies sound cool to you, give this subclass a look. Flex that physique!