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My new dnd character! The campaign starts today, and I needed a reference. I'm so happy with how she turned out. She looks so cute!

She's a student of necromancy and wears handmade smiling masks to not scare newly revived souls: "The first thing a reborn should see is a smiling face welcoming them back!"

Yes. She's trying very hard.

I'm hoping to draw her a full body soon and please wish me (her) luck for this afternoon 😆

I designed a DM screen because I wanted to be able to carry my full kit easier. I was tired of carrying around a crate of stuff and made it so the storage itself converts into a cool castle vibe

More pics here: https://imgur.com/a/vgxocvF

It’s got public and private dice towers built in, and tons of hidden magnets for hanging session notes and initiative tracking along with drawers and minis shelves. I added clasps to close everything up and handles long enough to carry both sides one handed

Im sure there will be tons more to change in the future as I get used to it but I’d love to know what you all think, what changes would you make?

Not sure anyone will want to print it cause its a bit of a beast to print but if you want to the files are here https://makerworld.com/models/2683986?appSharePlatform=copy

Thank you everybody for looking at my work!

Sazraen Elarie derives from Tyrindor, a large city located in the Underdark ruled by an ancient black dragon named King Zethir, also known as The Hungry One. Tension arose along the surface between the radiant domain and the underdark, leading to prejudices and hatred from either side. Sazraen was captured and imprisoned and tortured by their enemies in the radiant domain in hopes for answers she could not give, all the while radiant chains shackled her. As the war came to an end 3 years later, Sazraen was in poor condition when her brother finally found her and brought her back to Tyrindor. To save her life, King Zethir turned her into a dhampir and admired her unwavering resolve, bravery and fortitude. He formed a warlock pact with her and put her on the throne along with her brother to serve Tyrindor and help rule alongside the him.

Now titled the Princess of Blood, Sazrean shows no shame in her scars, flaunting them openly to show that she survived. Using her beauty to taunt her enemies. She commonly wears chains as jewelry and specifically chose a kusarigama to fight with in order to take back the symbolism of the chains that had once imprisoned her. Her sultry charm helps her rule, and she channels her anger of what was done to her through both controlled and at times, uncontrolled rage.

Multiclass Barbarian / Warlock (Path of the Dragon Barbarian / The Bloodbound Warlock from the book Kibble's Compendium of Legends and Legacies)

If you'd like to see more of my work you can find me here

Insta: https://www.instagram.com/fabulous\_sutamatisukun?igsh=MTNlYnlsNmRuN2h2Yw==

Artstation https://www.artstation.com/spite\_spitfire

And you can contact me on my reddit profile via dm for any questions or commissions!

I’m running a game soon in a halfling-dominated setting and saying the word to myself so often has made me realize how silly it is. I characterize these guys as Hobbits, all my players do too, why should I adopt the term TSR/WOTC used to get around copyright?

Not that there’s anything wrong with halfling. But got me curious. Does anyone else just call them “what they are”?

My only exposure to min-maxers comes from memes about how everyone hates them. But I don't fully understand who they are. It seems like they focus on the efficiency of the character build, neglecting everything else. But technically, aren't optimizers doing the exact same thing?

If, when playing a Monk, I prioritize Dexterity, Constitution, and Wisdom, am I a min-maxer or an optimizer?

Sorry—could you please explain to me, in layman's terms (preferably with examples), what a min-maxer build looks like versus an optimizer's build?

Hey! I made a goliath monk way of mercy and how come monk are so powerful in 2024? At the moment me and my party are at level 5, I rolled some pretty good stats creating this character but I feel bad at times because of how much damage I can do and absorb. For context I went into this thinking monk hadn't changed from the 2014 version and so I decided to go stone goliath for the special reaction they get where they are able to reduce damage a number of times a day by 1d12+their constitution modifier, I also took a background that gave me the tough feat. Our very first fight (at level 4) we fought this group of bandit and I pretty much rendered them useless since the boss couldn't do more than my deflect attack. I've had my fellow party members ask me a couple times "What can't your character do?" And I'm not sure how to feel about it.

I'm currently trying to build a lore for my world, and the first creature I'm adding is "Pita, The Slime Girl and Her 5 Siblings".

Background Story: The result of a failed experiment that requires her five siblings to remain attached to her body forever. You could say that Pita is the host for her five siblings. If Pita dies, then all her siblings die too. She must continue to struggle to survive in the terrifying underground with countless predators while protecting her five siblings. Pita is also unable to come to the surface where direct sunlight shines, or she will quickly burn and evaporate. Pita lives by eating fruit and vegetables!

Race: Half Elf
Gender: Female
Age: 31
Class: Psi Warrior
Level: 11

This character is the captain of a monster-hunting faction in a home brew game. Serious, stubborn, and tactical, she maintains order with iron fist among the lower ranks and tries to resolve all the problems that arise with the faction's commander, a mad and unstoppable dwarf, but one who is far too impulsive to manage the details of the organization's daily tasks.

As a fundamental pillar of the hunter organization, she is responsible for organizing the troops and the strategic sourcing, as well as providing lodging and care for the orphans of her fallen soldiers.
But apart from the practical task of organizing and solving problems as a competent leader, she is a very fearsome fighter who is only deployed in situations of extreme urgency.

Looking for some help; GF and I ordered a couple “Lewd Dungeons” one shots and we love them. She’s been a DM for years, I on the other hand am a disabled vet with multiple TBI’s and reading everything is really confusing me. I’m wondering if anyone would be willing to break this down for me if I sent them a PDF of the one shot. I really want her to have a good time and she never gets to play because she’s always behind the screen. Venmo can happen.