Arcadia 2 Table of Contents! (Patreon)
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Hey MCDM Patrons,
It’s James Introcaso again, here to drop a sweet, sweet preview of ARCADIA 2. We wanted to share the table of contents from our upcoming issue, which should drop next week. Take a look at the goodness in store!
This issue packs in character options, monsters, and adventure ready to be dropped into your games. Joshua Mendenhall’s “Subclasses of the Seasons” gives you four new subclasses: the bard’s College of Springtide, the Child of the Sun Bloodline for sorcerers, the Horned One warlock patron, and the Order of Hibernation for wizards.
Then Makenzie de Armas’s “Periodic Table of Elementals” brings you four new titular foes: the explosive comburo, the magic-absorbing conducere, the energized elekron, and the invisible and toxic noxa. The article also includes rules for reactivities, new combat options for teams of different elementals that feed each other’s desire for destruction.
Finally, Rich Lescouflair dares you to find the origin of magical hazards destroying the town of Ashstead in “Well of the Lost Gods.” This adventure for 8th-level characters includes two incredible dungeon maps ready for use with a VTT and six new creature stat blocks.
We can’t wait to get this issue into your hands. It’s getting the finishing touches now. To share your excitement about issue #2 with others, join the MDCM Discord and our subreddit.
—James
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Hello patrons! Matt Colville here, in stealth mode. I thought it would be cool to show off a piece of art from the new issue. This is one of Marlowe Lune's gorgeous illustrations for Joshua Mendenhall's Subclasses of the Seasons. This is the Horned Hunter, a warlock subclass!
One of the things I love about Arcadia is featuring different art styles, and I love how Marlowe's art for these subclasses look almost like stained glass? Or tarot cards? Just beautiful.
Anyway, I didn't ask our art director, Jason, if it was ok to preview this but I'm the BOSS and I can do what I want! Muahauhauha*cough*cough*cough*. Ahem.