With the Kickstarter only 4 days away, it’s time to take a look at the Core Rulebook’s 6-page introduction chapter.

Memories of Holdenshire is a 100-page starter adventure which takes you from level 1-3, gently introducing you to some of the new Level Up concepts as you go.

With all the old favorites you know and love, plus over 200 new items, Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition is absolutely crammed with magic items.

One of Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition’s new features is the availability of simple-to-use stronghold rules. A stronghold is — at its core — a special feat which you can buy with gold.

We’ve already taken a look at the planetouched tieflings and aasimar, but now it’s time to peek at the mighty dragonborn! The dragonborn evolved somewhat during the playtest process, and we’re excited about the final result.

The Monstrous Menagerie is a book we’re very proud of, and we can’t wait until folks are using our new monster math, encounter tools, and revised monsters with our in-depth treatment! Here’s a quick look at a few of them from this 500+ page tome!

A quick teaser of the new exploration pillar in Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition.

We asked people to vote on what they were most looking forward to in Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition from a list of over 50 features. Here’s what they said!

The exploration pillar is a large part of Level Up; Advanced 5th Edition. One aspect of this third of the game are our new journey rules. In this article, we’re going to walk you through a journey.

You have probably seen Level Up’s new logo, designed for us by Handiwork Games, as we started quietly using it last week. But now it’s time to unveil it properly in all its animated glory!

We will soon be removing the playtest documents from this website. If you want to keep them for any reason, please be sure to download them and store them somewhere safe!

Below is a list of just some of the many innovations and new features to be found in Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition.

Along with new monster math and CR values, we have a robust encounter building system (in which you can combine both monsters and exploration challenges).

As you may know by now, we’ve done a lot of work with monsters in Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition.

With under 13 weeks to go before the big Kickstarter launches, we wanted to share some of the other work we’ve been doing. Alongside the actual hardcover books, we want to be sure there is robust electronic support for our game.

Hey folks! We need your help! Our magic items chapter contains over 500 items, and each one of those items has a gold piece price.

5th Edition has quite the array of magical items for adventurers to discover and use. And of course, Level Up: Advanced 5E has, too!

Over on our Facebook group we took a poll to see which heritage you’d like us to preview. The planetouched won by miles, so here it is!

Prestige is a rating of how famous (or infamous) a character is.

This article is a little different to the previews we’ve been sharing over the past months. In this article, we’d like to talk about how we plan to support Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition.