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The content of the Explorer's Guide to Wildemount is now available on the RPGist's D&D 5e Spellcaster Helper.

The new content includes:

• 4 new subraces: the Palid Elves, the Lotusden Halflings, the Draconblood and the Ravenite Dragonborns

I have received a message from a new ads program, the Valueimpression, and I have just finished configuring the Spellcaster Helper to show their ads instead of the ones from Adversal.

This is a test. Their ads seem to bem more friendly and be less bothersome to the users. According to my contact, the revenue should be higher too.

We will see. If it works well, everybody wins! :)

The content from the Acquisitions Incorporated is now available on the RPGist's D&D 5e Spellcaster Helper. Check it out: https://dnd5spells.rpgist.net/spells?source_id=84

The book provides a new spell casting component called "Royalty ...

The RPGist LFG now features a notifications dropdown you can access by clicking on the bell icon in the top bar right corner.

You will receive a notification every time one of the events listed on your  Preferences page occurs. If you have turned any event notification off, you will not receive emails about that kind of event, but we will still let you know about in the notification ...

The description of the Healing Spirit spell has just been updated in the RPGist's D&D 5e Spellcaster Helper to include the new limit of healing times.

Most RPGist apps are already running on HTTPS for some time, except for the RPGist Apps and the FogOfWar. They are both static apps that were hosted on AWS S3 buckets and are now running on the same GCE as all the other RPGist apps. All the apps there share the same SSL certificate, making it possible to share it with these two apps as well so they can be accessed with HTTPS.

The RPGist LFG new has a better looking, friendlier and more informative landing page. Check it out: https://lfg.rpgist.net.

New feature on the RPGist's D&D 5e Spellcaster Helper: custom spell lists.

To create your own, go to Creations > My Spell Lists on the top menu and click "New Spell List". After that, you only need to name you spell lists and add spells to it, then click Save. That's it: now you can print and view your custom spell list whenever you want.

One thing we should do in the near future is...

The book Eberron: Rising from the Last War brought something new with the Dragonmarks: characters how have any of the marks have access to an expanded spell list, if they have levels in a spellcasting class. These spells count as spells of the spellcasting class spells list.

The RPGists D&D 5e Spellcaster Helper now supports this feature. If your create a Wizard character with the race Mark of Healing Halfling, for instance, the spell 

The content from the new book Eberron: Rising from the Last War has just been added to the RPGist's D&D 5e Spellcaster Helper. 

Among the new content are:

• The class Artificer
• New races and dragonmarks

The boo...