A reminder from Brigid the Christmas Dragon (and a magical artifact)

"Christmas starts in December, not November. Well, except in the Philippines where Christmas starts in September. But for the rest of you: Let's keep the party decks clear for Thanksgiving in the U.S., International Author's Day, Calzone Day, and Animal Shelter Appreciation Week."

                                                   --Brigid the Red aka The Christmas Dragon

Brigid is pictured above with two of the many magical items from her vast collection--she's wearing the Hat of Thanksgiving Feasting and the Snow Globe of True Christmas Giving is in front of her. We'll wait until December before we translate the snow globe into roleplaying game stats.

Hat of Thanksgiving Feasting

When placed upside down on a table that's set for a meal, and the user states that he or she is thankful to share this moment with friends, the user can begin pulling all the elements of a traditional thanksgiving dinner from the hat until everyone has a main meal, drinks, and dessert. The hat always produces enough to serve everyone at the table, up to a maximum of 13, plus the user. (In D&D terms, the hat functions similarly to create food and drink and hero's feast, but the items are retrieved from the hat instead of appearing on the table.)

(By the way, if you do want to get an early start on Christmas, NUELOW's Gifts from the Christmas Dragon is bound to spur that holiday spirit! But don't start with the music just yet... or you may find Brigid on your doorstep!)