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An attractive and charismatic noble Tiefling. A lover of life and music. He was always envisioned as a magnificent Bard. However, his fervent desire for justice inspired him to follow the path of the Palidan. "Fight for honor and justice by day, pleasure and good music by night."

The design is built around the noble armor, combining colors and symbols to highlight his vibrant personality. The focus is on the face to showcase his charisma and details of his species.

Artist's Vgen: https://vgen.co/artbari_art

I wrote a little description of the scene for my dnd group!

"As the Ettin rears back it's arm crashing through the trees in the once quiet forest, a soldier is dragged through the air clutching his rope for dear life. Timmeh Gargnog is smashed off his feet in a flurry of wood chips and branches, letting loose the fireball he was preparing in his hand. The ball of heat and destruction collides with the trees above narrowly missing the ettin. Shrapnel and splinters rain down onto Varghelm and Anthem as they struggle against the strength of this creature, ropes in hand as they've been tasked to capture this beast rather than kill it. Tholdach, battered and bruised finds a second wind and charges forward batting away the ash and fire as they all work together to take down this legendary creature."

Thanks for looking!
And more work here if you're interested: https://www.artstation.com/blakerottinger

I was recently talking to one of my players about mage armor and they were arguing that mage armor should be til a long rest and not 8 hours since it wasn’t optional for wizards(I agree it’s a good spell but I don’t think you absolutely have to have it). I was just curious on what people in general thought about extending it.

Wrapped up a 2.5 year campaign last night. Epilogue session coming in a few weeks. In the very first session, I (Rogue/Bard) swiped a very expensive looking necklace off the neck of a wealthy individual. Found out from the DM later that it could be used to cast the imprisonment spell. Kept it in my pocket all the way through to the last session, got the BBEG cult leader (who happened to be my evil father) down to 0 HP of non-lethal damage. Pulled out the spell scroll for imprisonment that I had gotten a few sessions prior, benefitted from the Magical Secrets ability to cast the wizard spell with my CHA modifier, gave myself bardic inspiration and got some guidance from another party member...boom. Dad is now trapped in a gem and in my pocket. But now what?

I can't destroy the gem. Can't kill him either. This dude was super evil, though. Had a bunch of kids with a lot of different women for unknown nefarious purposes (I think it might have been similar to Ego from Guardians of the Galaxy but we never actually unpacked it). He was also the leader of a cult hellbent on summoning a strange draconic being who was going to eat the Sun. He definitely deserves to be imprisoned forever. But what do I do with the gem? Drop it in the ocean? Bury it? Keep it in my pocket so I know where he is at all times? Also, how does the lore work? Can he hear me? Can I hear him? Should I bother interrogating him when he has no incentive to speak? Should I just chew him out or force him to listen to Katy Perry for eternity? I have analysis paralysis. What would you do?

my first time playing dnd and being dm, also my friend's first time, i make a dungeon and i don't know if it's ok for a one-shot, if it's to big or to small, we are like the dm and max 7 players or less. The dungeon includes various trap's. a whole trap room and a boss room at the end.

also, do you have any advice or mistakes to avoid, i'm nervous it will turn out badly or be boring

dungeon made in "Dungeon Scrawl", free use for anyone who wants to use it

​Caelim didn't fall from a betrayal or got disgraced by an abhorrent act, he just walked down. After several millennia of watching mortals from the silent vacuum of space, he grew bored of the silence and decided to be born in a flesh body. He donned a pair of enchanted obsidian lenses to dim the overwhelming brightness of the mortal world and an appearance not quite human, but menacing enough that not a lot of people would question his quirkyness.

The three eyes were a non-negotiable. It's the thing he loves the most because it reminds of his father, whom he loves deeply and shares the trait with.

Still used to his celestial immensenes, he can't help but carry himself with such divine authority that people naturally bow. When they ask which temple he serves, he simply points upward. They think he's a humble servant of a heavenly god. He’s actually just pointing at his true body.

He’s an adventurer for the "vibes." He wants to taste wine, hear music, and see if mortals are as up close as they look from 10,000 light-years away.

He uses his "holy magic" casually. Although being technically a Cleric, Caelim is never seen praying, merely feigning a shy smile and willing his magic to just... happen.