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This is an artwork I did for a fellow player in our Descent into Avernus campaign!

Astraea is a Dragonborn Cleric, and as a white dragonborn her player wanted her scales to have an iridescent shine. Her translucent veils and scales were SOOO hard to draw but it came out so beautiful that it's worth all the pain, haha. I just love how vibrant these colours are.

She printed it on her phone case and im very happy she likes it so much <3

Hi! (F28) 6 months ago, I was introduced to the DnD community by my husband to exercise my world/character building muscle as an inter-disciplinary artist. The community has only grown bigger and we’re all close friends now.

I am an architect but find myself wanting to dedicate my life to film and theater. I am currently getting my masters in Fine art. I love drawing South Asian protagonists (women especially). My entire body of work is shaping up to represent South Asian culture through art and architecture. I have been working on developing character sheets on procreate. I’ve made a few for our friends for free haha, only because they’re lovely people who’ve been very supportive of me and my husband ever since we moved to this town. I am sharing one I made for a friend of ours. I’d love to hear everyone’s thoughts on it. OC's name is Meera. If you'd like I can share some more I've made :) and even help a few of you with yours for free <3

For our campaign starting this week, I will be the DM. I'm excited to make a story for the players to experience, but aside from that, I am not an expert. I also need some help figuring out what exactly you need for session one.

Like, what do you have prepared for session 0? npcs, towns, plot points, etc

This is Valerie, a Oath of Glory Paladin, the art is made by @mawiibee on IG, I love the amount of detail added to the character, also she work INCREDIBLE fast.

Valerie is a Tiefling Paladin which was enslaved by Drows, she is a follower of Helm and she had a party previously which well... s**t happened, and now she is trying to get back to society were she can report to their temple what happened.

So i've DMed for the first time with a full on beginner group with zero DnD experience (me included, but all of us do have a bit if TTRPG experience otherwise, namely call of Cthulu).

I had a small short adventure prepared as some kind if test run to check whether we'd like to continue on. It went really well with some fun and engaging moments, and we're getting ready to continue on with a longer adventure this time. I also had a blast DMing so all good on that front.

However there is this one tiefling character whose background led them to hate all humans (despite othewise being a nice person) which did lead to some awkward moments such as threatening a peasant on sight for no specific reason other than them being human.

I knew about that character's background but i didn't expect the player to play such a hostile personality (i was rather expecting some heavy distrust).

I guess my question is: how can i handle or tone down this behaviour for the sake of easing up the adventure a bit?

I did talk a bit with the player afterwards who told me not to worry, and that from her planned character arc, she'll eventually have her character slowly trust humans again. But before then, it may get rough and slow down the rythm while also instilling some distrust within the PCs of the party. The other players were more surprised than annoyed so it didn't hinder their fun in case you were wondering.

An option would be inducing consequences, like guards gathering up, arresting her or else but i honestly do not want to be too punishing yet for our first sessions.

Anyways, i guess my best option is to talk to my player but i'd love to hear anything you'd have to suggest.

EDIT: Thx a lot for all your answers, i'm not great at keeping track and responding to the slew of responses you guys provided but great advice overall. All in all, i will try to talk with the player to let them know they may distrust humans, but that being openly hostile is not in the spirit of the game and may lead to consequences for both them and the party. I'll see how our next session goes before resorting to more drastic measures.

Let's say you live in a city and suffer a back injury or smth. After some examination of your suspiciously knowledgable neighbor, you find out your spine alignment has been messed up for a while now.

And your friend caught cold or smth idk. So both of you want to meet a healer.

Is it going to be hard to find someone who can treat you(and your friend)? How much would it cost to get those cured? If you can, can you make the irl compariso of those cost?

Thank you. Till we meet again

My original group and I have been playing the same game for 10 years since 2016. It has endured through huge life changes, people moving, people getting married , people having kids and while we don’t meet as often as we used to. We have managed to complete the story. Our DM has been phenomenal and created a world that feels more home than reality. But as we face our final battle, and face the end of an era of our lives I want to show our DM some recognition for all the hard work he’s done. I’m looking to get him a gift to show how much his story, his world, his time and effort has meant to me.

But I’m at a loss as to what a good gift for this occasion would be, and I’m hoping you guys might have some good ideas. I appreciate any in all ideas.

I've drawn a lot of DnD characters over the years (for both personal and commission use), but recently I've decided to try my hand on pets since I've always had a soft spot for animal companions when playing. I tend to use random name generator for my characters, but since this is my first time posting: Why don't you guys give him one for me? Comment below what you think he should be called

Modeled/sculpted in Blender, printed in resin, assembled and painted by me. This was a monthly mimic chosen by my Patreon members.

Overall I'm happy with how it turned out, but this truly took blood, sweat, and tears. I almost gave up several times. The most noteworthy event was dropping the damn thing after applying the base coat, leaving several gnarly cracks in the back (conveniently not shown in the video 😅).

I uploaded a video about the design process on my social media:

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTS6X3rku/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaL1SNwBnJY/?igsh=MWp3a2l5MjE5ODM5Mg==

YouTube: https://youtube.com/shorts/6veIVG2XVYM?is=xRuCHwFeWhuaIsQI

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/TooManyMimics

Website: https://toomanymimics.com/

The idea came about completely by accident. I wanted to draw a simple drawing of drow wearing a tiara for our Curse of Strahd board (sorry I don't know how to attach that sketch to the post), but my party members looked at the sketch and unanimously said, "What tiara? That's a unibrow..."

And then I started thinking: what if.....?

Someone already commented that this was way too much effort for a simple silly joke, but on the other hand, I can already see that this portrait has made a lot of people happy :')