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Howdy folks!

Aaand we're back good and proper!

Some news if you missed it, I previously mentioned that I'd applied to table at Gencon this year. Sadly I didnt get a spot but we'll see if I find another con to apply to, preferably something late in the year (for a number of reasons, primarily the birth of my secondborn in April).

Stay tuned and stay excellent out there!

Oh, casual reminder that there's still time to become a Late Backer on the collected volume kickstarter!

Peace and Carrots!

Links:

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My D&D comics: Sellswords & Sorcery The Weekly Roll The Pos'Thal Chronicles

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

I made a romantic, adults-only D&D one-shot designed for couples

The Trial of Hearts is a short adventure meant to be played by two people: one DM, one player, as a fun, flirty date-night RPG.

It includes:

• 16-page illustrated adventure
• 4 hand-drawn color maps
• 2 custom “paper doll” character sheets
• Mini-games and romantic prompts
• A cheeky home-brew system where clothing/armor tracks HP

Everything is 100% hand-drawn with no AI artwork.

Perfect for Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, or just trying something new with your favorite adventuring partner.

I'm hoping some more adventurous adult players will give it a shot! If you’re interested, you can check it out on my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/trial-of-hearts-123432803?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link

Thanks!

Greetings and thanks for your attention to this post. Name's Grantovich, and we're developing free, community driven token/character creator tool. All content you see here is free.

It is essentially a framework that allows layered images upload, with the ability to recolor each layer. Content is separated into postures (we have both topdown and portrait perspectives), it can also be filtered by genres (fantasy/medieval, sci-fi, historical). Lots of stuff here for you to browse.

There's only two of us working on it (one artist, one programmer), so it can have some rough edges. Known issues are as follows:

1. Some of the items might have missing tooltips and icons.
2. Undo function doesn't work properly.
3. No mobile support yet.
4. Stuff from Legacy category might have some odd layering.

LINK TO THE TOOL

Feel free to leave any feedback on what you see so we can improve the tool and develop it further, and thanks for your attention!

Another NPC for my Saved by the Spell DnD campaign!!

This is Mitzy, a goblin sophomore at the Calderon Academy

She’s childhood friends with Saella, the yuan-ti I posted her previously, but Mitzy gave herself a full rebrand the summer between 8th grade and starting high-school, and now that Saella is starting she’s already pretty popular.

Despite being a weird kid growing up, Mitzy exudes confidence and security, and somehow knows everything about everyone.

I hope the “popular girl imposter syndrome” vibe translates for everyone else! Tell me what you think, or if you have a suggestions for her character!

Hear ye, hear ye! Tales From t he Tables is back with episode 58: The Yawning Portal, part 3!

As our intrepid misadventurers are about to descend into Undermountain, they cross paths with a certain Moon Elf cleric!

For those who might not know, Betheniel is my wife's precious character, and Angela's longest-running companion in our real D&D campaign, having been there since the very beginning years ago. It was an absolute joy to finally give him an introductory scene in the alternate timeline of TFTT :)

Apologies this one took os long... Real life issues of great variety conspired, but we shall prevail :)

A lot of people liked seeing LeBeau, so I decided to redraw his wife, Xula. aka The Exiled Sentinel.

A devout protector of her community, A Druid Circle. During her duties, she realised that the tools she had at her disposal would only protect the village for so long. Choosing to protect her community, no matter the consequences she started wielding weapons and wearing armour of metal. This was seen as a blasphemous act by her Druid superiors. She was scarred with an 'E' on her face and banished from The Circle she once called home.

Refusing to abandon her oath, she still protects The Circle and others like it from afar. Her duty to her people never far from her mind. This often conflicts with LeBeau's ideology that people who harmed and expelled her for doing her job shouldn't deserve her protection. Xula believes that her feelings don't matter in the issue and that despite her personal feelings or beliefs that her Oath holds.

She quickly learned however that those that expelled did so for nefarious reasons and ended up offering those within The Circle a different path, leading those that wished for different lives the same protection she's always offered though away from the vicious and cruel eye of The Circle. And so she became the ruler/protector of a new community away from the Druids were people could embrace new and different things that allowed them to flourish greater than they were before. Hoping to share this new home with her Husband once both their jobs are complete.

I hope to finish her story in another campaign one day! :D

I’m running a game and we came across a minor dispute about silvering weapons. I was originally charging the 100gp but then they rightly pointed out that one of their rewards was “enough silver to coat a weapon”.

We quickly moved past the problem with a Nat 20 persuasion to pass the cost of actually doing the silvering but that got me thinking. How much would the time and skill to silver a weapon cost? How much of the 100gp in silvering is the cost of the silver?