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So so there’s this door right by the table where we play D&D in my basement and my players are convinced that there’s a child named Timmy behind it, and I recently added a list of table rules and one of them says in order to add a new rule a vote must be held. They decided to hold a vote where the person who sits closest to the door that session gets Timmy in their inventory and the vote passed, so now I don’t know what to do with Timmy. I need help please also I don’t know how the tag bracket thing works if it’s a photo that you’re posting so if also help me with that, I would greatly appreciate it

Had a commission done of the wedding for my character Sasha! (On the right) She's currently on a quest to save her wife's soul, which has attached itself to her after dying in battle and replaced her Echo Knight's echo. The wedding occurred in her backstory, so before the campaign started.

Art by the talented u/subtlestalker !

Forgot to post this on the main sub when it was finished a while back. Needed to fix that! I'll add a link to Sasha's story mastersheet in a comment in case anyone wants to read her story. <3

Here's a new character design I worked on of a female satyr! Satyrs are a race of tall, primitive warriors. My commissions are collaborative, and I work through as many rounds of feedback as it takes until I get exactly the results the client wants. For this piece, I had the artistic freedom to do much of what I wanted, so it was a real fun to work on! If you'd like to have your own character drawn by me, let me know!

I’m curious as a DM if any others have used these type of spells on a PC, and if so what was your thoughts on it and what was the tables reactions? I imagine it takes a lot to think, I’ll kill a player character here and I wonder how I’d react if it was my character. Please share your stories!

The obsidian shepherd is an elemental hailing from the plane of magma. Wedged between the elemental planes of fire and earth, their home is an inhospitable landscape of churning rock and toxic fumes. These bizarre elemental beings are most often seen tending to their flock of crystallum, bulbous goat-like earth elementals that produce precious gems the same way a sheep might produce wool.

They shear the gems from their flock to sell and trade with anyone in need of precious stones. They most commonly trade with the earthen dao, or the efreeti lords of the fire plane, though they can sometimes be found on the material plane in volcanic regions as well.

While generally peaceful, they are extremely protective of creatures in their charge, and will not hesitate to use their staff and innate elemental magic to slay anyone who threatens them or their crystallum.

Mechanically I designed their abilities to be pretty dangerous to others, but entirely harmless to their crystallum. Their obsidian staff has a razor-sharp edge that doesn't bother the crystallum one bit when the shepherd uses its staff to redirect them, since they are immune to slashing damage. However, against other creatures the shepherd's staff can be a lethal tool that repositions enemies and slices them to ribbons in the process.

Shouts out to Dakota Curry, who brought this bizarre elemental to life with his fantastic artwork.

This guy, and the three varieties crystallum, are all going to be making their debut appearance for D&D in my new bestiary, The Game Master's Menagerie of Monsters! Which includes;

• 5E/5.5 stat blocks guaranteed to present your adventuring party with challenges they've never faced before.
• Tons of lore and worldbuilding information to ensure each monster feels like a living, breathing, part of your campaign's world.
• Random tables to assist with fleshing out fine details and motivations of each creature.
• Knowledge tables adventurers can roll on when encountering a creature for the first time to determine what they know, or if they roll poorly, what they think they know.

There's no Kickstarter or anything, instead, this book is being published old-school, going straight to store shelves on February 2nd, 2027. I have no crowdfunding page to link you to, but if you want to check out the bestiary, here is a link to all the pre-order options for depending on where you live!

TL;DR - An elemental made from obsidian who raises weird little rock guys that grow precious gems.

I drew my Curse of Strahd party! We're currently 12 sessions in and have just finished some major events, and finally gotten our companion. I'm absolutely in love with this campaign.

(From left-right: Daemian, our Noble Wizard; Bol-Rah, our Brotherly Artificer; Depaetum, our Helmite Cleric; Mala'vain, our Ilmatari Barbarian (me); Metir, our Haunted Ranger; and our NPC companion (who I will not name for spoilers!))

.... you get what just happened at our table. "Roll to save against going last."

A commissioned piece I did :)

Orielle is a human paladin of a home brewed oath that revolves around seeing through illusions, deceptions and lies.
She is the naive and curious sort who’s had very little practical life experience , having been raised in a very sheltered manner.
A 1000 years after the events of the original campaign she was a part of she’s been drawn into an alternate universe engulfed in an inter dimensional war.
The goal was to create a ranged paladin where the trade off was being suboptimal as a damage dealer, as smite was not an option, but to focus on utility and support, using death ward and heroism in combat and being aa lie detector outside of it

She her armour is an artificial blessed by 3 deities : Lathander, Pelor and Sarenrae

If you like this piece and would like to see more you can find my socials HERE

If you’d like your own characters or creatures brought to life feel free to reach out through the platform of your choice :)
Commission info is pinned to my profile

Feel free to let me know of your favourite character builds that sacrifice optimal gameplay for a fun flavour build down in the comments!

Walther is a young human lad (around 15-ish). Hailing from the cold north, Walther comes from a warrior culture society, but he himself is a bit of an outsider. He's lean, not particularly big, and he gets along better with animals than with people. His faithful companion and mount is his dire wolf. He carries a shield with a six-pointed snowflake symbol, which is a ward/charm against an harsh and cruel ice goddess.

Another commission piece some times ago done. He is one of the six party member I worked before, which means four out of six already posted.

An attractive and charismatic tiefling noble with a love for life and music. Tabor Valinor always envisioned himself as a magnificent bard; however, his fervent desire for justice inspired him to follow the path of the paladin. "Fighting for honor and justice by day; for pleasure and good music by night."

Tabor is my character in my current campaign, and I wanted to share my illustration of him.

Would you share a drink with him, or join him in thrashing a bandit leader?