We Didn't Reskin a Sorcerer and Call It a Hag
Most playable hag homebrew maps each hag onto an existing 5e class. Here is why that fails, and the two-axis design we built instead.
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Design diaries, class breakdowns, campaign notes, and arguments about whether a gelatinous cube deserves its own sourcebook entry.

Most playable hag homebrew maps each hag onto an existing 5e class. Here is why that fails, and the two-axis design we built instead.
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Lair actions are the clearest way 5e says this ground is mine, and players never get them. Roll Evil coven magic hands them over.

Evil D&D campaigns collapse for two predictable reasons. Here is what causes each one and the five fixes that keep a villain party together.

A D&D villain exists to generate decisions for the players. Here is the test, the build order, and how to push a story forward without railroading.

Lore for the Cinder Hag: born from catastrophe, indifferent rather than cruel, and the dark mirror of the first comfort people ever made.
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