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The Ugly Goblin's Cookbook [FREE SAMPLE]
Added 2024-06-11 07:04:58 +0000 UTCThat's right! You can now learn how to cook monsters in your D&D games for FREE!!
I am just overjoyed with the amount of support I have been getting from all of you both here on Patreon and over on Youtube! It's so crazy!
I just wanted to release this free sample to you all so you can start playtesting and having a go at cooking in your games!
I will also be releasing a YT Short today on this and then a FULL LENGTH video after that going in depth on these rules and how to use them in your game.
Please enjoy!
And let me know what you cook up!
NOTE: This is a FREE document. I do not cover every single monster type here in this document. I simple only teach you how to cook the basics (Beasts & Plants) something most every adventurer would no how to cook.
But if you want to cook Aberrations, Constructs, Oozes, Celestials and Fiends and much MUCH more... check out the full version of this either as a Patron member or over in my shop! n_n
Comments
I love that you are doing this. I have done something similar for years. Some of the plant/creature stat blocks I have created over the years have magical food and magical item (harvestable) properties, that don't necessarily overlap. This gives players something to put thought into as far as what they would rather use the parts for. It's lots of fun seeing the choices they make. I even have different cooking and harvesting parts for the same monsters depending on the terrain they live in. A creature that can live in both mountainous terrain and a desert would be treated differently. That same creature type in the desert may have adapted to eating different things or have sand in certain places making the edible parts different than the ones in the mountain. This makes the properties of the meat and other parts a variable both in what they could do and how difficult they are to harvest.
Duane Bradway
2024-06-11 13:29:24 +0000 UTC
