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Mithiri Vorwith, daughter of Leonardo Vorwith and heir to House Vorwith.

Being the Tiefling daughter of a human noble has created more than a few complications within her extended family. Her mother, once a maid who was raised to nobility after marrying into House Vorwith, has only added another layer to the resentment some family members harbor toward her.

That perfect storm of family politics has followed Mithiri throughout her life.

There have been two known assassination attempts against her. The first came when she was still an infant and was stopped by the watchful eyes of her guards. The second came years later while she was attending college, when one of her teachers intervened before the assassin could finish the job.

Mithiri grew up learning that a friendly smile could conceal a blade.

Now, she has chosen to become an adventurer. Her goal isn't simply wealth or fame; she wants to build a reputation of her own and bring honor and prominence to House Vorwith through her deeds.

That journey has taken an unexpected turn.

Through what she can only describe as the serendipity of the gods, Mithiri has found herself chosen as the Champion of the God of War.

Now she carries a divine weapon, travels with a group of adventurers, and is slowly discovering that becoming a hero may be the best way to protect the family she loves and perhaps finally make a name for House Vorwith that no assassin can take away.

I’m about to dm my first campaign! One of my players’ characters is starting the game with amnesia, having no recollection of his backstory. I’m not sure how to handle that on a meta gaming level I suppose.

If he chooses to have me make up his character’s backstory (which I’ve offered to do and he’ll likely agree to), how much of it, if any, should I inform him of? I guess this is ultimately just up to me and my player to decide, but I was curious if it was like horrible dm etiquette to not inform someone of their amnesiac character’s life story just so they can roleplay properly lol.

Hey everyone! I recently drew this character design for a personal project and would love to hear what DnD class you think she would be ?

Personally, I was leaning towards a Druid or a Warlock. She mainly uses nature magic, and she holds an evil spirit hostage inside her staff, which she can release at any moment to gain its power, at the cost of losing control over it.

I'm really curious to read your ideas! I'm pretty new to DnD and I've been recently doing commissions for players so I'd like to be more educated about the universe.

My DMs are always open if anyone is interested in a commission for their character ! :)

Hello everyone, I wanted to create a satirical name for my archipelago, which is completely inhabited by Goblins. I can come up with an lore, but it's hard for me to come up with a name. I also wanted to ask about an application Where I can write and post my own lore. Thank you all in advance.

I would like to give this character a worthy backstory, with a parasitic steel curse, where her bones turn to steel and her blood slowly becomes liquid gold, where steel parts of her body emerge from her bones—basically a steel princess. The character comes from my fantasy world.

What story would be good for this character?

I would like him to have a somewhat dark story, I think that the parasitic curse does not cause as much pain as it seems, but rather it would affect his weight and mobility.

I also think that it would be nice if there was a cure for her curse, since even if it doesn't cause so much pain, it is something that shortens her life, I would like her to have a kingdom and be very loved. What do you think?

I have a player who wants to play a character who was once a ranger, but was killed and now being resurrected 50 years later by a fey patron. He wants to have the warlock powers and whatnot as it’s his whole character, be he thinks this character would absolutely still be utilizing his skills as a ranger.

The obvious solution is multiclassing. He is resurrected as a level 1 warlock, and will relearn his ranger skills as he adventures.

However, we had another idea. Does it sound dumb for him to just be a warlock, and then flavor his eldritch blast to say that in-game he is shooting a bow imbued with eldritch blast. Mechanically, it would just be eldritch blast, but canonically, he’s shooting a bow. Pure flavor.

I’m fine with telling him he should just multiclass, but we thought the eldritch imbued arrows was really cool, what do you think?

Today we have a cute dragonborn girl! Yes, she's white in the forest, but she's still desperately trying to hide among the trees. This time I decided to pay special attention to the background: I worked on the greenery, soft shadows and the dense atmosphere of the forest thicket. The bone bow got its share of love too every crack, every curve sits right where it should. Her pale scales shimmer between the leaves, and her sharp eyes watch every movement. How do you like the result? Can't wait to hear your thoughts!