Polyrentha + Extra Content from Eldritch Arcanum & Green Goblet Games

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I’ve always had an innate love of music that I have never even tried to shake. There’s something intensely personal about the relationship between performer and those who listen. They share a part of their soul with you and you owe it to them to take it in and see how you can connect it to your own life. I find that to be a magical occurrence even when there’s no trickery at play. That said, I have often found that the music can be enhanced with just the right applications of runes and enchantments to really turn it into something special. Pluck a rose for your favorites as this may be one of mine…

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Design notes from Matthew:
Designing a musical instrument is something we’re quite familiar with at this point and I have to say they’re some of my favorite things to put together. We’re often wondering if there are more ways we can include music and instrumentation into our items. One of our most popular original works was the Blade of the Battle Hymn and the response around that really helped solidify that music would always be part of the works we’re creating here at AB.
This piece was a collaboration with some of our friends in the space, so we wanted to do something that was themed around this gothic concert hall that we had envisioned together. There’s something fascinating to me about all of the possible things you could encounter in an old building that has had tons of emotions flowing through it. That’s something that we had been wanting to explore for awhile, but needed the help of a cartographer and the additional aid of another illustrator to bring to life.
The actual mechanics of this were entirely inspired by the idea of throwing roses to a performer after a particularly beloved performance. I find that to be a beautiful visual gesture and something that I wanted to bring into TTRPGs as well. The actual mechanics, we wrote with protection in mind, giving people the opportunity to hopefully help make it past that difficult save that just may change the course of battle. Tack on some performance bonuses for the sultry smell and this is where we end up!

We’ve got a lot more than usual to bring to you all this week with the addition of content from our friends at Green Goblet Games and Eldritch Arcanum. We recommend you check them out for yourself. You can find some information about them below as well as bonus content on your master posts!

Eldritch Arcanum is the work of Jamie, a cartographer creating battle maps and Dungeondraft-compatible assets for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, Daggerheart, and more. With a growing library of 600+ battle maps and 10,000+ hand-drawn assets, Eldritch Arcanum covers everything from classic taverns and forests to volcanic dungeons and surreal otherworldly realms. Monthly releases include new map packs, asset packs, and Foundry VTT support, with all content created 100% AI-free!

Check out his Patreon here.

Green Goblet Games is a small team of two creators that publishes weekly magic items, spells, monsters, companions, and other content for 5E. On top of the weekly content, Iris (the artist) and Alex (the writer) release themed compendiums, such as The Great Old Klaus or Night of the Drac-o-Lantern, that include playable adventures, exclusive content, and a brand-new fast-paced rogue-like game mode for 5E characters.

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