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This was a nice change of pace for since i normaly draw cool character. never though i would draw a feminine tiefling. But i liked the concept of the character.

Meet Narakead
Tiefling (Infernal legacy)
Warlock (Genie Patron, Djinn)

Former enslaved entertainer to a royal court in a desert kingdom who has become bound to a Djinn and discovering he may have just swapped his chains for worse ones.
On his left arm he wears a fingerless gauntlet with a large inlaid red ruby (which has a compartment underneath, acting as his genie vessel).
He's quite arrogant, gets bored easily. He prefers to lounge rather than stand or sit, and hates walking. Whenever possible he palms his genie vessel off onto party members and gets them to carry him for a while, or float along whenever he's able to with the genies elemental gift.

If you would like something like this (this is acolor sketch ) you can DM me :D

Just finished this commission of an albino drow assassin with a monstrous twist.

She sports razor sharp shark teeth, a belt and pouches packed with throwing knives, and double-jointed spider like limbs extending from between her fingers, each ending in deadly curved talons. Combined with the massive spider legs on her back, she has an intimidating silhouette that's equal parts elegant and terrifying.

This was a really fun design to bring to life, especially balancing the humanoid and arachnid elements while keeping her agile, dangerous look.

Hope you enjoy the final result! I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback. Thanks for checking it out! 🕷️🗡️

Tempe is the star attraction at a high-end parlor catering to corrupt nobles and rich merchants. A Glasya tiefling with a knack for charm magic, she uses her dances to lock marks in a daze. While their eyes are glued to her face and body, her jeweled tail silently strips away signet rings, vault keys, and heavy coin purses. By morning, they just assume they spent a fortune on fine wine.

Meet ATLAS-IX. Automated Topographical Logistics And Surveyor: Unit Nine. But you can call him “Atlas” for short.

Built by a Dwarven kingdom. He has been constructed to chart out territories and provide safe passage to any adventuring party he is apart of. Sometimes on his journeys, either someone from his party or even a passerby may place a sticker upon his chalice to indicate where he has been to and where he’s coming from. While he does carry the occasional maps for his teammates, inside him lies an ever growing database of the realm and its inhabitants.

This character was brought to life thanks to u/cheesecat2000 & I couldn’t be more happy with how he turned out.

OK. Irl I've been in landscaping for about 7 years. I am a master with a shovel. I even have my favorite, all steel, 5ft, signature series, $90 shovel. I want to bring that into dnd. I asked multiple DMs before making my character can I just reskin an existing two handed bludgeoning weapon as a shovel that my character is proficient with. All but my wife have said, "No. Shovels are improvised weapons." If my character, like me, is well versed in the use of shovel and has never picked up a sword before; do you really think I would be proficient with said sword and do more damage than I would with my favorite shovel!? No! Why does it seem impossible to get a DM to let me have proficiency in shovel? Literally just reskin an existing weapon and call it flavor! Am I wrong here?

How do people feel about Session Zeros? For me, they’re a must either as a player or a DM. I feel a comprehensive Session Zero can head off so many problems. It’s getting to be a red flag for me if there isn’t one.

Today, I made one of the classic blunders. (No, I didn’t start a land war in Asia.) Against my better judgment I attended a game that didn’t have a session zero. Sure enough it was a trainwreck in ways I would have spotted had there been one.

I’m also getting to be of two minds about joining existing tables, but that’s another post.

A question based on the song, the adventurous Folly got me thinking. Would you let your child be a traveling adventurer if you were in the world of DnD. Let’s say they’re age 16 to 18 and not in any class. Your average NPC wanting to become an adventure.

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My first VGen half body character commission!! The character is an elf knight with pale grey skin, and classic metal armor with a ruby on the hilt of the sword :D I’m not too used to rendering armor so I struggled on the main body but I love love working on new stuff, especially experimenting with new brushes. Thankfully the client brought many references so I had a lot to work off of, AND they replied super fast + was patient with me. I adore seeing people’s DND characters and forever grateful being chosen to work on them :]

Btw im still open for comms if anyone is interested :] feel free to dm me for more details and portfolio ✨✨✨