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Hey all. This is a new character I've been working on. It's a Satyr-Tieflyng. There's still some work to be done. I took very conscious decisions while creating him. While looking at the result I thought this is a mysterious and charming individual that I'd have trouble resisting. What about you? I believe something has happened in his past that has hurt him greatly. I personally think this character often gets misunderstood.

He has a big scar on his front of torso that was a result of an act someone he trusted did. Unfortunately.

My friend said they look like a demon but I disagree? Other feedback I got was he looks definitely like a vampire or Castlevania inspired which wasn't my intention but I see why.

This is a green and pink strawberry shortcake/cottagecore themed character sheet I made on Canva. It has some gaps and stuff, especially when it comes to spells, I'm working on a separate spell sheet currently! anyway its free to download and use if you'd like.

Took me a ridiculous amount of time, about 2 weeks (I didn't work on it every day though) so please don't repost. you may share/distribute it among your party or friends, but no online reposting please!

It’s a bit more complicated than I made it sound, but I’ll try to spell it out pretty simply. My friends play at a table with a DM who I do not get along with at all. He abandoned his son, has constant bouts of rage, and threatened to hurt all of us once. We used to be friends, but no longer. In light of this, it makes sense for me to not be there. My friends who still communicate with him though, want to use material from my books. When they play with me(I’m a forever DM by choice), I give them full access to my library of D&D books. That’s more than fair, but is it wrong that I feel a bit unappreciated because of this? They asked to see the Chronurgy wizard from Tal’Dorei Reborn and when I asked if I could play, they told me it was with the DM I’m not cool with. Kind of a hurtful position for me. So am I overreacting by feeling left out?

Hi again! The first post ended up doing really good (I think? I'm new to reddit but I'd consider that good) so I decided to post another one today. This one was asked by u/Fallen_Angel115! I love how this little guy turned up he looks super ready to be obliterated.

Next week's first monster should be a regular old zombie. What should I do after that? Hope you like this one too! :]

Been having fun theorycrafting dnd ocs for pbp stuff and possible campaigns. These are three babies I designed and came up with! I’d love to know any thoughts~

Alyiara is a drow Lunar Sorcerer, she’s a very goal-oriented person who seeks answers. She’s cunning and elegant, but can be quite paranoid when it comes to trusting others. She uses her looks to convince others to do things for her.

Talon Redmoor is a Battlemaster Fighter Half-elf simple man who travels the world to find a cure for his sister’s curse. He’s a man with a heart of gold, but rather stubborn. A folk hero in his hometown.

Creed is a Paladin of Conquest reborn tiefling that serves Loviatar, the maiden of pain. He’s a person with a very strong and provocative spirit , believing that pain is an essential part of life (and a good coping mechanism).

Tried to keep it simple, all the designs are created and drawn by me! ^_^

Indentured, and then apprenticed, to a Satyr bandleader, Dwark Junn learned how to keep a party going in the non-stop bacchanalia culture among the Satyrs of the Faewild. Though he had a talent for drumming, his real musical gift was his keen ear: he found the potential for music in everyday sounds he heard around him on the road, particularly birdsong, and during the dayslong parties would repeat what he'd "sampled" in polyrhythmic loops while keeping the beat. Opinions were split within the band about their pet "mockingbird," but there was no doubt he had a thrilling effect on the ecstatic revelers.

Led astray by a troupe dancer with whom he'd fallen into unrequited love, he found himself left behind by his roving band when they pulled up stakes suddenly to flee a local sheriff. But he had been left a message in the abandoned car by his mentor: a pebble that spoke when he touched it, telling him where to find a magical stream nearby. The flow-sculpted stones on the streambed were "echo stones" like his pebble, able to repeat snippets of song and speech on repeat. DJ carried as many echo stones as he could in his rucksack out of the Faewild and into the Material Plane where he was born, determined to make a name for himself. By painting the sonic landscape of his world into the stones and playing them like instruments on his portable table, he's able to turn every battlefield into a dance floor, controlling melees from a distance by producing hypnotic, distracting, mood-altering, and energizing effects in his allies and enemies.

But it's not just a quest for fame that keeps him moving from town to town, for one of his echo stones contains the vocal components of a sinister Sorcerer's trademark spell—an incantation too dangerous to let its creator keep for himself and too precious to the evil mage for him to allow "DJ Mockingbyrd" to live.

(Image created for & by myself with Procreate digital art software.)

It’s been quite some time since I last posted portraits I made for our D&D characters from our Eldraine Wilds–inspired campaign — a setting based on Magic: The Gathering’s Eldraine, but developed with our own twists and original lore. It feels like the right moment to return to it.
I’m still a bit immersed in thesis work and taking care of my mental health, but today I want to talk about my character.

Here is a small lore recap for context:

Think of a high-fantasy world deeply rooted in Arthurian legends and Grimms' Fairy Tales. The world is split into two distinct realms: The Kingdoms (five courts representing civilization, chivalry, and order) and The Wilds (an untamed, magical forest where logic bends and fae rule).

It has been 400 years since a bloody war between humans and the Fae put an end to Fae dominance in the world. Back then, humans cut down and burned half of the magical forests that covered the entire globe. This divided the world into two parts: the untamed Wilds, where space, time, and magic work completely differently, and the human world we are more used to.

Sir Cassian Arkenwild — though, in truth, that is not his real name.
In the Wilds, letting others know your true name can invite misfortune, and from the very beginning he took great care to protect himself from that — or perhaps from something else entirely.

Unfortunately, I can’t say too much about him or his deeper motivations just yet, at least not until certain things are revealed in-game, as some of my friends follow this page. The essentials, however:

He hails from Locthwain, a kingdom whose fae relic is the floating Castle Locthwain, where Queen Ayara has ruled for four hundred years since the end of the war, without aging a single day. Knights there are chosen by the queen herself, for deeds performed in the realm of perseverance. Because of this, there are many different paths to becoming a Knight of Locthwain — unlike in Garenbrig or Embereth.

There are three branches of knighthood:

• the Knights of Lightning, Locthwain’s primary striking force,
• the Knights of the Veil, scouts and, at times, spies,
• and the Knights of the Word, whose deeds fall outside the previous two categories — too singular to be neatly classified.

Clad in blackened armor and a copper mask he has never once removed, Cassian is a complex and deeply impulsive individual, a bundle of contradictions. He is rash, yet intelligent. Cunning and slippery, yet utterly incapable of hiding his emotions. A humanist who believes in civilization and collective effort — and at the same time firmly convinced of his own uniqueness. From a very young age, he perceived the world in a peculiar way, drawing a sharp line between himself and others.

Some of this has already been revealed to the party: he is capable of glimpsing fragments of the immediate future without the use of any specific spells. Though a divination wizard by class, training, and skill set, he often comes across more like a sorcerer. As an arcane focus, he uses eight sets of steel needles with copper cores, each topped with a different finial — the eight designs corresponding to the known schools of arcane magic.

Loyal only to himself and to what he perceives as the interests of Locthwain — embodied, in his eyes, by its queen — he sets out for the North to uncover the origins of the Sleeping Curse.

And to find something.

Well, my my campaign is going to be off of our regularly scheduled timing. A couple of my party members have announced they have things coming up on the week we play, no big deal.

One of us that is still going to be available is going to run a one shot instead. I thought it would be a good time to try out a class i have never picked in Bard. Im more of a martial guy.

I did the 6 4d6 rolls drop the lowest on my core stats, and oh my... i think im in for a rude awakening.

So it was the first session and we were a party made up of level one PC’s. I was playing a tempest cleric with max 10hp and took a hit for 24hp, which instantly killed me. Either way I would have died, I’m sure, but could I have used the tempest cleric reaction ability “Wrath of the Storm”?

Edit: for those wondering, it was a Minotaur skeleton. And thanks for the answers!