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So I'm about to do my first TPK, how is your evening going?

Name: Amara Arrn’ess

Species: Drow

Class: Rogue

Subclass: Thief

Class Background: Pirate, flavor texted to be a Pirate Captain with the skills of an assassin(trained by her late mother).

Basic personality traits/vibes and backstory: Sarcastic, Sassy, cunning, though she can be a bit of a

cringefail idiot at times (basically she’s not as cool/smooth as she thinks she is). Her reputation as a

fearless, ruthless Pirate Captain precedes her and she may or may not be wanted in several different

continents for her alleged crimes. She’s sort of a legend amongst pirates and criminals alike and usually

emerges as a leader among whatever group she finds herself in.

My and my bf’s elves who are actually sorceress and artificer but I’ve designed them these sets of a bit heavier armor and swords for swordtember. It was "brush" and "game" days annnnd for a "brush" half I’ve added some of my actual illustrations from different fantasy worlds.
I’ve decided to incorporate themes in a design of swords. Like you can see an actual brush in one or healthbar and some controls in another. But even now after a bit of time I see more than one way to make these better.
And overall I really liked these designs and now I want to work on them some more and draw them again with some improvements idk…
What can I say if I ALREADY started drawing a fullbody version to clarify my vision.

This happened with a long running campaign that I currently am running. The problem player that we will just call “A” has been a good friend outside of DND but inside DND they are to put it lightly, a problem. They like to blame their ADHD and various mental issues for the way they are the way they are. And I’m not casting aspersions on other people for this behavior who also have mental issues or ADHD. That’s just been their excuse for what’s been happening.

A, will often get distracted themselves or distract other players while lore is being explained, that player is taking their turn, or is purposefully antagonizing me as the dungeon master in an attempt to piss me off. They treat the latter as winning at d&d. Previously, I had a long conversation with them about how wanting to piss me off when I’m just trying to run a fun and engaging game makes them a bad friend. They seemed to understand and the behavior died down. Until today.

While describing a scene to the table, A, wadded up their straw wrapper and threw it at my face while I was looking away. I froze, turned to look at A, and stared at them for a very long moment. They giggled and waited for me to explode. Part of me wanted to get up and walk out right then and there. But I said enough was enough. I looked right at A and said

“Your next turn is skipped. Do not throw anything at me.”

They argued that it didnt hurt me at all and I was taking things too serious. I told A that we talked about this before and that their behavior was unacceptable, and there would be consequences. A then flicked their straw at me, but it only hit my DM screen.

“That’s two turns skipped. Do you want to go for three?”

A got red in the face and argued some more but settled down after. They did not interrupt again or distract anybody while the consequences played out and when it was their turn again, two turns later, they participated accordingly and the session finished with everyone having fun. So, was I wrong?

I've been min maxxing for so long, that I forgot that I was an unreliable combat noob at heart!

What combat build makes you want to punt in your wizard and hug your ranger? What character build makes you play a 3 charisma paladin rather than running it?

Hello! I wanted to show Kandris today! He's one of my oldest characters (and my first drow, which is quite the thing to say because I have a bit too many drow characters by now). Originally made as a NPC, briefly used as a PC, then back to being a NPC across different campaigns. He's a bit of an introvert and quite socially awkward, but has the smarts to be expected from an artificer. And a huge magical rifle, which people expect far less from him.

The crystal arm was a result of crystal corruption, which happened while he was aiding the party in researching some magically screwed-up ruins. He's trying his best to cope with the fact

He's currently an Artillerist, but I first made him when the original Artificer UA came out, and he was a Gunsmith then! The wizard dip is for the extra cantrips and utility

So so there’s this door right by the table where we play D&D in my basement and my players are convinced that there’s a child named Timmy behind it, and I recently added a list of table rules and one of them says in order to add a new rule a vote must be held. They decided to hold a vote where the person who sits closest to the door that session gets Timmy in their inventory and the vote passed, so now I don’t know what to do with Timmy. I need help please also I don’t know how the tag bracket thing works if it’s a photo that you’re posting so if also help me with that, I would greatly appreciate it

Had a commission done of the wedding for my character Sasha! (On the right) She's currently on a quest to save her wife's soul, which has attached itself to her after dying in battle and replaced her Echo Knight's echo. The wedding occurred in her backstory, so before the campaign started.

Art by the talented u/subtlestalker !

Forgot to post this on the main sub when it was finished a while back. Needed to fix that! I'll add a link to Sasha's story mastersheet in a comment in case anyone wants to read her story. <3