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Human Fighter
- Stoic, dependable, and naturally takes the lead without trying
- Protective of the group, especially in dangerous situations
- Has a dry sense of humor that shows up at unexpected moments
Drow Wizard
- Analytical, curious, and a bit perfectionistic
- Loves solving problems and proving theories mid-adventure
- Slightly narcissistic but deeply loyal once bonded
Elf Druid
- Calm, grounded, and spiritually in tune with the world
- Acts as the emotional center of the group
- Has a subtle, almost teasing sense of humor beneath the serenity
Dragonborn Barbarian
- Confident, bold, and thrives in high-pressure situations
- Surprisingly thoughtful despite a straightforward approach to problems

First off let me clarify some things:

- I apologize for the bad image quality I only just realized that you can only post one picture per post on this sub.

- I only had the Colors: Black, White, Blue, Yellow and Red. Its harder to get colored permenant markers then youd expect, yeah. Sooo i had to improvise quite a bit (Mixing the color green for example)....

- I tried to make the "most used" spells. Or st least the ones my players use the most I suppose.

I know they're not amazing or anything but id stil argue I did a decent job :)

Thank you for reading. Let me know what you think.

EDIT: I figured out how to turn pictures into link so here are the templates in waaay better quality: https://imgur.com/a/fJyJzPa Trust me, they look a lot cooler with better image quality.

Hey guys, trying out a new lay out for my comissions. Changed a bit on Lady Ashley's here lighting and added a lil' 5e summary of some of her abilities. I really enjoy this whole "half ghost" vibe, as a person stuck in between the material plane and the after life, half disembodied. THe client also shared that she uses special make up to look like a physical person most of the times, yet that half ghost trait could be useful as she would be somewhat immaterial at times, sort of like a blink spell! let me know what you guys think of the new layout 😄

PS: I jsut realized of the massive typo on Gloo"R"mstalker xD ty for pointing it out, its been fixed! :3

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I made many optional designs for the bee challenge event. The goal is to keep the design resembling to the bee, then I have to cut off some features of bee in the the 4th concept. At last, the only thing sticks with the bee theme is the head, the rest of the body seems to be humanoid, so I tried to make the amor look like insect-like exoskeleton appearance. The outcome is likely off the plan comparing to my first attempt. It turned me down when I was in the middle of render process, but I finally put it through and finished off the piece. So I learnt that I should not have done more in the concept progress before jumping right in rendering. I am happy with the whole progress, despite it upsets me so bad.

I decided to do a new illustration of my character, Goldroshe, who is a recurring NPC in my D&D game. My players enjoy him quite a lot and interact with him often, and I really enjoy playing him. He is suave, confident, and in control of every situation (not that he'd let you know if he wasn't). He is a master manipulator, having most of a planet under his spiritual sway. The party and Goldroshe have a tentative alliance, both knowing the benefits that the other brings; however, the more the party sees of him, the less and less trustworthy he seems.

His motives, whilst mostly selfish, do result in many positives for the people around him, so things are not so simple as "kill the bad NPC" which makes for an interesting dynamic between him and the party.

It took a while, but definitely worth it! We spend several months putting together the screen, using a video of some guy DIYing his own flight sim as inspiration, just scaled up. Table is also homemade and has a TV for displaying maps. The hardest part was getting the projector calibration steps down, but now its not so hard.

Anyway, just wanted to show off a project that I've been working at for a while.
-Cheers!

A few months ago she agreed to create a character to play if she ever did and she created a half elf ranger.

I want to make the game so good she gets hooked and wants to play again, but I need advice, what do I do?

Edit: I’m asking for a good plot line to make the game interesting for a new person

So here is the final part of a piece I commissioned from a friend. I posted the one he didn't like earlier. He got most of it done, decided he didn't like it, and scrapped it and told me he was just going to do a new piece. You can see the scrapped piece on my profile.

I asked him to do two versions. Masked and maskless. She wears the mask for a pretty good reason I'd say. She's so beautiful though.

This is one of the results. The other is her maskless, which I'll post in a little bit.

This is for my Magus in a Pathfinder 1E campaign I've been in for about four years. It's been a great campaign.

Anyways, I love her so much, and he did amazing with all of them. He's done so much art for me over the years.

Here is his instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storykillinger?igsh=OTVxd2cwbWpvdWdx