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It was hard for my brain to grasp a flat map, so I decided to make it 3D. An old globe, some paint, and paper mache for terrain and it came out great. the clouds are areas their kingdom has not mapped out yet, for players to explore eventually.

I made this Christmas commission for a friend’s homebrew D&D holiday one-shot before everyone went off for the holidays. In the story, Santa appears sick and asks the party for help—but the final reveal is that Krampus has been controlling him from the shadows, kicking off the boss fight.

The session had just wrapped, so I wanted to share this dark little twist. Happy holidays everyone 🎄

https://eepystew.carrd.co/

I don't know how many of these "I'm new, help" posts we get each day, but if a stickied post that contains one link to the free rules and another link to the sub's "New to DnD" resources were to reduce them by even 20%, I bet the difference would be noticeable. Along with the sheer volume of posts, new people are being given answers and recommendations that vary wildly in quality, from "read the rules at [link]" to "just make it up as you go" to "here's my in-the-weeds account of everything I think you should know" walls of text to "go look at the questionably useful YouTube series I'm trying to promote."

While a stickied post won't stop the "I'm new" posts or the careless replies, at least it would put some reasonably basic information on how to play up-front and not shuffled away in a table labeled "Resources" that many new people don't know to look for.

Lately, I've been working on a one-shot as a DM for my friends. So here's a leader of a thieves’ guild who doesn’t have a name yet !

This one-shot is finally ready !

(I'm tagging this as "art" as there's not a specific craft tag; if it fits better under "misc" let me know and I'll change it)

I made this bulette plushie out of an old Crunch the Shark and Hornsley the Triceratops beanie babies.

He was made on December 25th so his name is Chris Massey

Hello everyone!

Quick question first: do you like halflings? Because I absolutely love them. Their small stature, big hearts, and natural talent for enjoying life have always made them one of my favorite D&D races.

This illustration is of my PC, Milawanda Mneme, a halfling bard. She’s been traveling the world with her music, stories, and a bit of cheerful chaos, supporting her party in her own very bard-like way.

In a recent session, our party visited the Witchlight Circus, and through a series of strange and wonderful events, Milawanda ended up being crowned there. It was a very magical, very Circus-like moment, and honestly one of my favorite scenes in the campaign so far.

I wanted to commemorate that moment, so I drew this illustration. I hope it captures a bit of the whimsy of the Witchlight Circus and her joyful personality. Thanks for taking a look, and I’d love to hear what you think!

It finally happened. Our one-shot ended with my wild magic sorcerer rolling a fireball centered on myself, killing the whole party.

I can put that subclass aside and let it rest in peace now.

^{I loved it while it lasted}

The Poacher is one of the 4 principle villains of my current campaign. Here's my rendition.

The Cinado Foxes is a criminal organization in Port Cinado who specializes in occult dealings. It has 4 leaders, each as elusive as they are powerful - The Poacher, The Sculpture, The Scholar, and The Sage.

If you like this art and want to see more, check out my website!

https://lightbluedaffodils.carrd.co/

I know, I know... first it would be the corpses of convicted felons, then a change in what crimes are capital crimes, then the wholesale slaughter of the population for the comfort of the elites. But for a while there... morally centered, public good, civic works by the "died of natural causes and want to help their (great)grandchildren" undead seems like a no brainer.