Bigby's Bodacious Blog

 Introduction: The D&D Beyond website has some really useful features, including one where users can share their homebrew Races, Subclasses, and Monsters for Dungeons and Dragons fifth edition. The site also has a rating system where other users can upvote or downvote homebrew. Today, I'm going to be reading two of the most-downvoted homebrew subclasses on the website (and steeling myself in order to eventually do the same thing on DnD wiki). * Shudders* Acolyte of Death (Druid Subclass) This Subclass is granted in granted to those who pledge their souls to The Goddess of Death. Grants The Hand Of Death homebrew. We've got some strange formatting here. The "Bonus Cantrip" Druid Circle feature is identical to the one used by the Druid Circle of the Land. I assume all of these features are unlocked at second level, although the page doesn't make that clear.  As for the " Hand of Death " it mentions a homebrew spell but doesn't actually link to th

 Background Published in 1984 during the "Satanic Panic", Dark Dungeons  is a "Chick Tract" a short religious comic book written and illustrated by Jack Chick. Jack Chick's comics, which often relied on scare tactics to make people repent, have been the subject of controversy in the past. Chick seemed to believe that only Protestant Christians can get into heaven and often took aim at Catholics, Rock and Roll enthusiasts, Homosexuals, Trick-or-Treaters, and plenty of others for doing Satan's work. Although Chick passed away in 2016, his website is still active, selling his comics in bulk and putting his work on display for those who might order a physical copy. Unlike some of his more offensive comics, Dark Dungeons  is still available from his site although it is listed as "out of print", which doesn't mean it's unavailable. (It means you'll have to custom order it in qualities of 10,000 or more so that they have reason to give it anot