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I got body swapped or whatever it is permanently in OSE with a player that rarely shows up and had to swap character sheets with them. I’m the groups leader, 5th level cleric and was just about to get cool spells and now I’m playing a generic warrior with nothing of value except damage rolls. I feel like giving up or quitting, as I’ve been building this character for 7 months just to lose it to a trap. Asking if this has happened to anyone else, and what I should do, as this group will most likely fall apart as soon as I stop showing up but I really don’t have the heart to play anymore after this interaction.

So yeah, I want to draw your characters. Just tell me about them and their appearance. If you want to include lore go ahead, I'll read it all (assuming there's not too many people).

I'll probably be drawing about three characters (not in the same day) but I will be following my whimsy so I may draw more.

The image is of a DnD character I've drawn in the past (character owner: Artgretsuko).

Ok now hand them over! (Also I did get mod approval)

So I've been at this table for about 6 months now, and I've been having fun and all, maybe a little unpredictable with how often the Deck of Many things comes into play. Just a little thing that bugs me is whenever a character dies, the DM has us make our new characters a level less then the current 'party level'. And I get how this is meant to add impact to character death, and stops people from just spamming random characters down with no regard for if they live or die, but if you die again, the -1 stacks. So if the party is level 5, and you're level 3 for example. It's his game, and he can run it however he wants, I'm fine with that, but in campaigns that are kind of more plot driven then character driven (as in, the characters are just their to do the plot), it's kind of maddening as the player across from me can just do more because of stuff that could be completely up to chance. Like if another player started a brawl and you died as a resault, that's not their fault. Would anyone have any alternative ideas i could possibly suggest so that death is still impactful to a player, but not to the but not to such a detriment to the player and the next characters?

I play dnd with a group of my close friends and we’ve been playing for probably close to 6 years now. The thing is we haven’t finished a single campaign and the main reason is the dm gets bored of a campaign or another player gets bored of their character and we restart with a new campaign. We usually end up playing for around 8-12 4-6 hour sessions before we quit which seems to be the time I’ve gotten invested in my character and their goals. I just want to see one of these characters that I care for and am so invested in finish their frickin story. I’ve thought about doing adventurers league just so I know I can play the character from 1 or 5 to 20. What should I do? I still love playing with my friends but I’d like to be able to finish a campaign. I have 6 characters saved on dnd beyond right now from old campaigns that to me were just getting going when their stories ended.

Here’s a work-in-progress of a commission I’m currently working on!

The character is an albino drow with shark-like teeth, a red tunic, baggy brown pants, and enough knives to make anyone think twice. Instead of normal claws, she has double-jointed spider-like limbs extending from between her fingers, ending in razor-sharp talons that curve outward.

I’m still refining the design before moving on to colors and rendering, but I’m really happy with how the silhouette and pose are coming together.

I’d love to hear your thoughts or any feedback while it’s still in the WIP stage! 🕷️

Hello all, I made this design in TinkerCAD and then 3D printed it in 16 parts. I also created an A4-sized slot behind the faces so that my daughter can insert different scenes, based on whatever her current campaign is. This one is a 'Where's Waldo'-style scene of Menzoberranzan. I don't play DnD myself so what do you DMs find useful to have on the inside of your DM screens?

Many thanks for any help, from a clueless dad!

So, here's the thing. Over the years, I've grown to prefer my characters dying during the final battle to save the others, There's something thrilling about getting to do down holding the line, And even more-so when I get to get the others attached to my character only to kill them off.