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This is Albrecht, a soft-spoken yet imposing gargoyle in Eberron. Originally hailing from Grimstone Keep along with the rest of his clan, when the Silver Flame paladins took up residence in their Keep, they were mostly ignored, as the gargoyles slept unbothered, presumed to be simply statues. One of their number woke though, and spent his time with the religious order. When the rest of his brethren were woken by the Daughters of Sora Kell and attacked, he made the difficult decision to protect the templars he'd come to know as they were forced out. He traveled with them back to Flamekeep, where he was inducted into their order at the protest of some, who were outraged by the idea of a "monster" serving in their ranks. Now, he has returned to Droaam, and the frontier town of Quickstone.

Art by the amazing u/Specialist-Drink6014 !

Hey everyone, here’s a full party illustration I did for a client recently. Just wanted to share it here. Here’s a simplified description the DM wrote:

“In the center stands a high elf wizard, calm and focused, likely responsible for battlefield control and arcane damage. In the foreground is a tiefling rogue, hooded and watchful, clearly the scout and infiltration specialist. Completing the group is a half-orc barbarian, physically imposing and built for direct melee engagement.

The composition reflects a balanced D&D party: frontline durability, arcane utility, stealth capability, and sustained support. The setting suggests an urban campaign involving political tension, criminal elements, or an imminent ambush.”

I’d love to share this commission I finished really fast (like, in about six hours). I’m honestly very proud of that!

This is Sunny — a Lathander paladin who swore to protect the innocent and stand against tyranny.

The biggest challenge was making the wings and hair look like they’re glowing. Do you think it turned out well? Maybe I should try a different technique next time…

In any case, I really enjoyed drawing this character! I love working on DnD characters in general.

Vaelis was born an orphan in a quiet religious town. Her blood was different enough to be noticed, powerful enough to be feared, and dangerous enough to be controlled but never enough to be accepted. When the townsfolk realized fire answered her call, they decided such power should not belong to her alone. They forgot that fire cannot be controlled, much like her spirit. Their greed demanded more than she could give, and in the end, it was that greed that reduced the town to cinder.

Digital painting, Photoshop.

I would like to discuss my experience playing a 2024 Ranger. I've played the UA Hollow Warden, and Hunter Ranger to tier 3 so far level 13(HW) and 15(Hu), and am continuing on fully. I want to start out with saying people need to start playing before giving insight, you cant always judge a book by its cover.

As the Ranger in both my parties, I fill many roles. I am the tank, i am the sub healer, i am utility, and I deal tons of damage(upwards of 60 a turn no Crits. Yes magic weapons do help). Most importantly in both parties I've helped them cross multiple different terrains including other planes(haven't failed a survival role yet). The ranger in 2024s Hunters Mark design is actually kinda nice. In tier 3 i use this as an extra umph in smaller fights, but use my big spells like Conjure woodland Beings etc in larger fights where I need to do a ton of damage. All in all we commonly overlook the Rangers job in the party. The Swiss Army knife that can fill many roles, and lead you through any terrain in the Multiverse.

Thanks for Reading!

Here is the latest addition to my 'Cursed Books' series! This time, I wanted to move away from the chains and tentacles of my previous pieces and try something more organic. I went for a look that features spreading roots, making it feel like the book is alive and perhaps even growing from the earth itself. It is sculpted from oil-based professional clay and is still a work in progress. I’m thinking about what kind of dark magic or stats this book could have in a D&D campaign. Maybe it drains the life force of anyone who tries to read it? I’d love to hear your thoughts and suggestions for its lore!