Húszoldalú a Hungarian D&D fanzin V. évfolyam 2. song - Ünnepek and évfordulók

Holidays, festivals, holy days and memorable anniversaries. The moments that really bring the world of a campaign to life. The 2nd issue of the 5th year of Húzzpälä helps to ensure that these occasions are not just background elements, but become integral parts of the stories.

In most campaigns, adventures drive the story forward - but what happens in the world between two battles? What holidays do the cities celebrate, what rites divide the year, and how do they remember the events of the past? The latest issue of Húszpálá offers inspiring, immediately usable answers to these questions.

This issue contains less than usual, but much more voluminous writing, and it consciously goes beyond the traditional twenty-page frame. The goal is not to limit creativity, but on the contrary: to give space to everything that the community can add to the Dungeons & Dragons gaming experience. The d20 here is not a limitation, but a reminder of why we love this hobby.

Content from the issue:

Images and Songs from the Ápis Festival - Tyr's atmospheric, detailed presentation of the world of Mulhorand, an excellent basis for an entire holiday event or campaign element.

Basics of the D&D 5E Combat System - Shiwo's easy-to-understand explanation for beginners and those coming from previous editions of D&D.

Witch's kitchen - holidays and cycles - Márk Nemes' voluminous material: The Circle of the Years, The Traditions of the Circle Magic, The Arcán Academy, The Donation of the Dagger. Rites, traditions and magical systems for storytellers.

Workshop secrets from the Magic Tower - interview with Ádám Borbély about role-playing DIY and creation.

Photo reports - moments from memorable role-playing events of the past months.

This issue is especially recommended for storytellers who want their world to be more than just adventure locations, but a living, breathing environment—and for players who value the narrative weight of holidays, traditions, and historical commemorations.

D&D fanzine in Hungarian, physical publication.