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Hey everyone!

I'm a Nature inspired designer and love making everything leaf-shaped. I make these beautiful leaf-like dice pouches and want to give away some of them.

The giveaway features 3 Leafy Bags of S size without a belt loop (S size (4x4") can hold 1-3 dice sets). These bags are carefully hand crafted by me from quality and solid materials.

And there's a 10% OFF for everyone at my Etsy shop where there are different shapes, sizes and colors of bags featuring a belt loop available to pre-order but the quantity of each type of bag in stock is limited at the moment.

My Etsy: https://forestgreensdesign.etsy.com

I'd be glad seeing you there 💚

🌿 How to enter: just leaf a comment! :D

Or you may also share which color or a shape of a bag would you like to see?

(only one comment for one person will count as an entry)

🌿 Eligible countries for participation include USA, Canada and European countries. I cover the shipping cost (excluding any custom fees that may apply upon receiving for Canada and Europe)

🌿 Winning account must be at least 3 months old

🌿 3 winners will be selected by Reddit Raffler on May 27th at around 9 PM, UTC. I will DM and notify by tagging the 3 winners (one winner - one bag)

The winners will have 7 days since notification to provide a shipping address or other winner(s) will be chosen.

The prizes will be shipped within 1-3 business days since a shipping address is provided.

Thank you everyone for participating!

The train’s intercom crackled to life.

“When the bound elemental powering this train screams within its vessel, do you hear it? House Orien believed they could shackle a living creature to their rails, trading its freedom for profit, without consequence. That hubris has a price. Unfortunately for you, you will be the ones to pay it.”

With a shriek of feedback, the intercom cut out. The crackle of lightning beneath the train began to grow louder and more erratic, and the train began to speed up. In the cars ahead, the Godbreakers heard shattering glass and the screams of passengers. The runaway train was being boarded by the Blades.

The six level thirteen heroes had 8 rounds to stop the train from crashing, fighting their way to the engine car and performing a series of skill challenges to calm or re-bind the air elemental powering the train and bring it to a safe stop.

Meanwhile, the Lord of Blades and his band of warforged freedom fighters/terrorists fought their way in the opposite direction. They had killed the dragonmarked engineer and were heading toward the cargo bay.

The two parties met in the middle, where they battled briefly. The rogue, wizard, and fighter sprinted and dimension-doored toward the engine to save the train. The paladin and cleric assisted a Last War veteran in fighting off the warforged, while the ranger shuttled civilians into her rope trick for safety. During the fight, the cleric was struck down by the Lord of Blades and subsequently killed.

The heroes managed to get the train under a modicum of control, but the Lord of Blades had an ulterior motive. As he walked over the cleric’s dead body, he and his warforged continued down the train, throwing up a wall of force to prevent the heroes from following.

They loaded into the cargo car, detached it from the train, and watched as it was pulled upward by an airship waiting above. The Lord of Blades had accomplished his mission, stealing an eldritch brain being transported for House Cannith to be used in the restoration of a colossal warforged, but the Godbreakers had accomplished theirs as well. The civilians were (mostly) safe, and the train was stopped without crashing.

After ensuring the passengers had safe passage to the nearest town, the Godbreakers continued on foot toward the massive wall of mist towering in the distance: the Mournland.

I just wanted to decorate my Warlock's character sheet a little. Then I got carried away and made the whole sheet from scratch. Took me a whole day but I'm sick and stuck at home and it was great fun to make. I feel like I forgot to add some information though. Here is some random words to fill out the minimum number of characters so my post does not get autoremoved.

Maybe spell sheet next?

I could possibly make this a blank fillable PDF at some point when I have time, if people are interested.

Very excited to share with you, Fall.

She is a former herbalist who after being captured by a local gang and being infected by a demonic corruption, She escaped and joined up with her current party. They ventured fourth with the first ship out of port and she is using her skills to both aid the party with their goals and to find a way to remove the corruption that has befallen her.

You are always welcome to reach out to me if you have any inquiries!

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You can see my process live on https://www.twitch.tv/hylleberq as well!
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So, during D&D, I often find myself quiet during roleplay, not because I'm not engaged with what's happening, but just because I genuinely don't know what to say 90% of the time. Occasionally, I'm able to force myself to give a half decent response, but even then that requires quite a lot of straight silence while I just think it through. The only times I'm able to roleplay well is when something is directly involving my character's story, and even then it takes more effort than I feel like is probably normal.

Initially, I thought it was just something I'd get better at over time, but... Weirdly I've actually gotten worse at it. It's not just my imagination either, I asked my group about it and they agreed that I've been a lot more quiet lately than I was before.

Part of it, I think, is just being a bit of a chicken. More than a few times, I would figure out what I wanted to say, but would be too nervous to actually say it. And by the time I build up the courage to say it, the moment has passed. But that's only part of it, other times my mind just genuinely draws a blank for what to say.

As the title says, what is everyons favourite "fodder monster"?

Fodder Monster here is referring to a typically LOW CR base statline foe that the party encounters in typically early in the campaign. Like Orcs, or Bugbears, or Bandits, etc.

For me, it's always Gnolls. One because I dont think they get enough love. Also, the idea of a massive hyena permanently hunched over laughing the creepy hyena laugh as it hunts you is terrifying and awesome.

Gnolls being perma evil because Yeenoghu does make them a little one note I know, but I still love the little guys. Plus, the higher CR variants in the Pack Lord and the Flind are scary and fun, and the Witherling is such a unique idea, IMO.

What's your fav fodder?