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You pry open the heavy earthen door that has been keeping you from the tomb's inner-most sanctum. You are buffeted by a thick cloud of dust that is almost as bad as the stench of fresh corpses that rushes out to greet you. Wait, why would the corpses be fresh? Supposedly none have entered the tomb of the praetors in generations. A shadow moves, defend yourself!

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With the final nothic slain, you are finally able to take in your surroundings. Piles of bodies, some of whom you recognize as the missing clergy, are in various states of decay. You doubt the bishop of Tyr is going to be willing to hand over that bonus now...

Even warlocks need rest. This tiefling stole a short respite on a roadside inn, keeping one eye on the door and the other on the ember of power in her palm. She isn’t running from a monster — she’s running from her patron’s next “favor”. If your party meets her tonight, she’ll offer help… but only if the bargain benefits her first. Rumor says she can seal a pact with a single whispered name, and the price is never coin. Some pay in memories, some in years, some in blood.

Painted in PS.

Finally got to put this bad boy on the tabletop, somehow I convinced my DM that a necromancer who pickled himself inside a Kool-Aid man style body was a good idea to let me play. This freak of course deserved a real mini made of glass, 3d printed limbs, custom pickle juice, and tiny skeleton bits. Feedback so far says I should add some jaunty headware of some sort, which I'll probably end up doing.

Howdy folks

This one is based on a conversation I had with my wife while we (both players) were a good part into Mines of Phandelver (we skipped Thundertree), where she wondered where the damned dragons where.

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My 40k fancomic Rogue's Retinue: Rogue's Retinue

Started this character out as a complete joke and now I am getting emotionally attached. I fear the future for a doomed clumsy moron.

I tried having him be an alchemist for a while, but I ended up switching it to cartographer very recently instead; with alchemy as a hobby. So I might have to make a new second character design sheet now with ink and map stuff.

I've posted him here before with a design character sheet I made last year!

The design sheet from last year

My favorite drawing of him from last year

This was a drawing I made for a friend. It's a character in the campaign she and her group of friends are playing. She's a drow assasin, whom for mysterious reasons have a spider looking tattoo in her back scarred. Nobody is sure about the whole history of the character so I took some liberties when it came to her story, imagined her would have left her drow life behind and maybe dedicated her life to other gods and objectives.
It is an original character and the artwork was done by me! Hope y'all like it!

long time no see! I'm back with more art.

I've already posted this character here, but in a different outfit and format. she's my college of whispers bard, Baalzebul tiefling with voices in her head.

it's very satisfying for me to draw her in different outfits and formats. she's really a tiefling barbie for me. I would love to play her more to show the contrast between her looks and her unstable personality.

you can find my socials in my profile!

Sister Constance is a member of the "Sisters of Repose," an order of nuns that serves Pharasma (we're using Pathfinder lore). The idea is inspired by Witchers and Final Destination. They enforce Pharasma's design and bring an end to those who have defied death/fate.

We're only a few sessions in, but I enjoy roleplaying the character a lot!

Anastasia Ershova is the artist. You can find her on instagram at _.anastasia.e._ or tumblr at needlesslycryptic. She's super talented and very friendly. I've been going to her for years and she always does a lovely job. :)

Wand of Secrets, 3D printed in Resin and painted in copper paint.

I’ve recently got into making prints of popular DnD items such as this. I’ve got basic models of the wand of magic detection,Alchemy Jug and other basic geometric items.

My objective is to make props for the players at my table. For example the party rogue has the wand of secrets and this is a gift for them

I’m looking for ideas on what to work on printing and showing the community next.

I’m not taking commissions for prints, just sharing what I’ve worked on