Welcome back to

DMNastics, the gym for dungeon masters to work out their minds.

I'm one of your hosts, DM Celeste, aka Seawidge.

Yes, and I am one of your host, DM Neal, aka Jote Moniac. Yes, and I am one of your host, D.M. Neal, aka. Jote Moniac.

Yes, and we are here to do an episode for you today.

Yes, and it is about improvised weapons.

Oh, I'm excited. Another article here, these are always so fun.

Ten Things That Make Great Improvised Weapons in D&D. Oh, I'm excited. Another article here, these are always so fun. Ten things that make great

improvised weapons in D&D, written by Jacob Bork. I'm already a huge fan based on this artwork,

which is a bunch of pirates, clearly pirates, uh, in a awesome tavern brawl. So,

Oh yeah, the initial art is... Ready.

Oh, it's Pathfinder art, because I can tell based on the fighter in the foreground.

Oh, this is great.

This is a great bar brawl.

So I leaned toward this one because I feel like it's something like I always, as a player,

want to do, like that...

If I had leanings, like, it's basically just a tavern brawler, like, it's something like I always as a player want to do. If I had leanings, like it's basically just a tavern brawler.

Like it's going to be a dwarf.

I'm going to punch everybody.

And like it's like a monk with no order.

It's just a guy, just punching other people.

I have definitely made my share of grappler characters because I always think that is so fun, the idea that you're just walking around with nothing by your fists, and that is more than enough.

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