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Kamen Rider Build and D&D is a Best Match!

December 26th, 2024 by


Kamen Rider Build is a 2017 tokusatsu show by Toei. It’s the story of genius inventor Kiryu Sento, who gets wrapped up in a conflict between three nations, whose strings are secretly pulled by the greatest mastermind villain in the entire franchise.

The series has it all: humor, intrigue, a tight plot, and enough action to fill the DM’s encounter quota. Basically, Kamen Rider Build is a Best Match for a D&D campaign, and DM V from My Wife is the MC has just the homebrew to help you play exactly that!

Kamen Rider Build is my personal all-time favorite among the many, many series DM V introduced ever since we got married. Personally, it’s right up there in his ever-evolving top 5.

In his latest Husband Homebrew video, he shows how DMs can add Kamen Rider Build into your campaign setting and how players can fulfill that character fantasy of being one of the Kamen Riders from the series!

He’ll highlight some of the chapters in this long homebrew document that help D&D tables add Kamen Rider Build into your campaign setting!

For players, he’ll highlight how the Rider System works, as well as showcase some of the best matches that you’ll find in the document. And there are A LOT of them in the document. This includes setting elements like the sky wall disaster, rules for nebula gas, and of course, Evolt.

So… are you comfy at the table? Make sure you shake the like and subscribe fullbottles and let’s… start the experiment!

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