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Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes

By unearthed arcana, September 30 in Forum Games and Humor

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If you're a player or planning to play a D & D role-playing game then you should know about the character named Mordenkainen. Let me tell you that Mordenkainen is one of the most powerful characters of D&D role-playing games. An ultra-powerful wizard that attains lots of magical power in it. This book contains the conflicts of Mordenkainen with their character description and powers. So, if you're curious to know how blood war got namesake, types of Elf, and horrors of gift then you can find it here.

The Dungeon Master's Guide is a wealth of inspiration and advice that will ignite your imagination and help you create adventure worlds your players will be happy to explore.

In its pages you will find tips for building a world, tips for designing dungeons and great adventures, optional game rules, hundreds of magic items typical of D&D and many other tools to help you become an accomplished dungeon master.

And when you're ready for even more adventure, expand your collection with the Fifth Edition of Player's Handbook and Monster Manual.

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