In this week’s forge we join Orik Flamebeard the blacksmith as he cooks up another weapon asked by a fan, this time from the character Robin in Fire Emblem and Smash.
The name is Orik Flamebeard, I am a Dwarven Blacksmith. I create all forms of magic items, weapons, and armors; anything you can think of I got it. Let’s see what spark of creativity Moradin has blessed me with today.
The name is Orik Flamebeard, I am a Dwarven Blacksmith. I create all forms of magic items, weapons, and armors; anything you can think of I got it. Let’s see what spark of creativity Moradin has blessed me with today.
The name is Orik Flamebeard, I am a Dwarven Blacksmith. I create all forms of magic items, weapons, and armors; anything you can think of I got it. Let’s see what spark of creativity Moradin has blessed me with today.
Well, these adventures came to me and said, “Oh Orik, could you please turn these blueprints into weapons in order for us to celebrate Witcher week” I had only one question…what’s a Witcher?
The name is Orik Flamebeard, I am a Dwarven Blacksmith. I create all forms of magic items, weapons, and armors; anything you can think of I got it. Let’s see what spark of creativity Moradin has blessed me with today.
Last time we covered 4 helpful tips to help you with your world building. Today, we will finish it off by giving the last 3 tips that helped me when creating my world. If you would like to take a look at the first part of this article, you can find it here.
Building a homebrew world in D&D is a challenging prospect. There are many anxieties and fears that come along with it and if you’re an overprepper like me, then that only doubles. But if you’re building your own world then fret not because I suffered so you don’t have to.
