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When it comes to D&D, I’ve always felt that we’ve been missing something.
A ‘cute anthropomorphic animal world like Redwall’ kind of something, to be precise.
Enter Humblewood, an original campaign setting using D&D rules.
This is basically Redwall or the Deptford Histories pasted over one of thebest tabletop RPGs.
Cute birdfolk and woodland creatures?
A cozy countryside setting?
Swords, sorcery, and adventure?
A calamitous, magical fire is spreading across the land, and it’s your job to stop it.
Either way, it’s looking to be a big year for fans of this kind of story.
That takes a very similar approach in combining cute animal adventurers with classic fantasy.
