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This piece was a challenge mainly because of the perspective.
it is not an angle I am very comfortable with yet, so the whole process involved a lot of trial and error until things started to feel right. I wanted to push the pose to feel dynamic and a bit imposing, even if it meant stepping out of my comfort zone.

I also tried to mix a more elegant and noble vibe with Yuan-Ti traits, like the scales on the face and the tail, so the character would not read as just human at first glance. Balancing those elements without breaking the design was something I paid a lot of attention to.

Color-wise, I explored the contrast between warm gold tones and cooler accents to help separate materials and guide the eye through the piece. I spent some extra time refining textures, especially on the armor and scales, to give everything more depth.

If you want to see more of my work, you can find me on Twitter as FoxRabiscos

Hey there, friends! Once again, I’d like to share a small gift I made for a friend: her character art.

This is Ekate: once a young demon, destined to inherit one of the most noble titles in all the Realm of Hell. For a fleeting moment, she rose as its ruler… before transcending even that fate, ascending as the Goddess of Attraction.

The gods dwell within the Void, a distant dimension beyond all planes. They may cross into other realms, but such journeys come at a great cost; like asking one to hold their breath beneath endless waters. Their power wanes, restrained by unseen laws meant to ensure that no God may unleash ruin upon the worlds they enter.

And so, the Goddess of Attraction found another way. A way to reach across planes without ever risking her own descent. Yet even a Goddess is not free from the past.

Somewhere within the Realm of the Dead, her daughter remains in hiding. Still carrying the scars of what was done to her when she was just a child…

If you like my art, I'm on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jackalope.13And ko-fi: ko-fi.com/jackalope13

Thank you for reading this far!

My go to spell for scouting is usually Find Familiar and I havent had the chance to use Arcane Eye but it has some clear strengths compared to other spells. If you have casted Arcane Eye during a game what did you use it to learn/do? How do you flavor it?

This is some of my favorite somatic components I have come up with so far. Every other idea I had was very close to an ability that a particular sand manipulating ninja used and I wanted to challenge myself to come up with something else.

If you are interested in seeing this series get made into a physical spellbook, considering follow my Kickstarter campaign, HAVOC BOUND: An Illustrated Collection of DnD 5e Spells!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/havocbound/havoc-bound-an-illustrated-collection-of-dnd-5e-spells?ref=discovery&term=havoc%20bound&total_hits=1&category_id=34

You can get this a print at my Etsy store:

https://www.etsy.com/shop/TarikHavoc

And as a simplified printable card on my Patreon:

https://www.patreon.com/Havocs_Library

BIL runs dnd sessions for my nieces. Based on the older one's description, I drew a design for her aasimar cleric (and the younger niece's character, who might be a little less into dnd than the first one), and then spent a few months working on this on and off for older niece's birthday. The other aasimar is one of my old characters.

Younger niece's character is also here! She gets really into roleplaying and runs around on all fours roaring. Bet you cant guess race and class.

Captain Sylvain, a Dhampir and a high-ranking member of The Crimson Rebels. He joined their forces long ago to fight against the vampire High Council of Itheria that earned him the title kin-slayer. He’s often found aboard his flying ship, The Blood Raven, using status and agency to sabotage the High Council or executing the commands passed down from The Crimson Rebel leader.

Sylvain was an NPC in a D&D game I was a player in. We got to know him as a cold and brutal captain who won’t tolerate failure.

TL;DR - I made a big list of the top third-party adventures and one-shots for D&D 5e. Please see below.

I recently made a couple of big posts listing all the most highly rated third party campaigns and most highly rated third party sourcebooks in 5e. There has been a lot of helpful interaction and feedback from the community, and I received a request to create a third list, this time focusing on the most highly rated third party adventures and one shots.

As always, there is a ton of great material out there. Seriously, there's hundreds of these, and there is no way I'm going to be able to cover them all. This list is already becoming a truly massive undertaking.

If you haven't played any of these yet and end up enjoying them, then I'm glad to have shared this list. But for those of you who have played some of these adventures, please do let me know if there are any I've missed, or if some of these don't quite meet your expectations. I will add the community's recommendations to this list.

Which of these adventures are your favorites? Which ones are overrated? Which ones did I miss?

Note: I'm not including Adventurers' League scenarios in this list, since their status is quasi-official. However, I am including third-party scenarios designed to be run either adjacent to or a part of the official campaigns. They're in a separate section below.

Kingmaker's List of Top-Rated Third Party 5e Adventures and One-Shots
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One Shot Wonders - A collection of 100+ stand-alone one-shot adventures.
The Corruption of Alder Glen - A folk horror adventure by D&D influencer Ginny Di and scenario designer JVC Parry.
Escape from Undergarden - Another adventure from JVC Parry, this one written with Benoit de Bernardy.
Dragon Relics - Another JVC Parry adventure. The giant king asks you to hunt down several relics to defeat his dragon nemesis.
The Lost City of Oren Bran - A popular dungeon crawl by the Eren Chronicles project through a ruined dwarven city.
The Carnival of Tears - Another Eren Chronicles adventure, a mysterious carnival comes to town bringing a dreadful secret.
The Delian Tomb - A well-known dungeon romp.
Drakkenheim: In Search of Smugglers - A D&D Beyond exclusive adventure set in the world of Drakkenheim.
Drakkenheim: Terror in Tierhaven - An introductory adventure to Drakkenheim.
Drakkenheim: Horror of Ashbay - A Drakkenheim interlude adventure.
Drakkenheim: The Blood of Kesselhome - A Drakkenheim dungeon crawl.
Grim Hollow: Citadel of the Unseen Sun - A collection of six scenarios set in the world of Grim Hollow, which together comprise Season One of their Fables adventure series.
Grim Hollow: The Grim Hunt - A trilogy of Grim Hollow scenarios in the Grim Hunt narrative arc.
The Wild Sheep Chase - A quirky adventure trying to restore the victim of a Polymorph spell.
The Secrets of Skyhorn Lighthouse - A nautical mystery with sea monsters.
The Corruption of Skyhorn Lighthouse - A sequel with more nautical mystery and sea monsters.
The Lamenting Lighthouse - A nautical horror adventure.
Shore of Dreams - A search for pirate treasure with a little east Asian flair.
The Mountains of Kam'Arag & the Eternal Frost - A quest through frozen peaks to unlock a sealed magical gate.
The Ghost and the Peddler - A Goblin Stone adventure. Is a traveling apothecary haunted by his father's ghost?
The Chapel on the Cliffs - A folk horror adventure by Goblin Stone.
The Butcher of Alcross - Another popular folk horror adventure by Goblin Stone.
Harper’s Tale - Heroes seek to counteract a plague. Designed by a young girl with cancer and her father.
Tail of the Wyvern - An adventure set in Cormyr plus some Cormyr sourcebook material.
Burning Goblins - A goblin raid on a village. Doesn't appear to be available any longer.
A Little Bit of Thievery - A heist to steal an item at a noble's party.
The Wolves of Welton - A village is ravaged by a pack of wolves.
Ravenhome's Plight - A village is ravaged by hordes of rats.
Of Conks and Cons - A grotesque tree is grown from an enchanted potato.
The Soulmonger - Devils besiege a village to try to steal the villagers' souls.
The Tower Golem - A dungeon crawl through Logrimm's Tower.
A Walk in the Spirit Realm - Something is wrong in the spirit realm where orcish ancestors test young warriors.
Annihilation Hold - A dungeon crawl through a mountain vault where ancient orcs imprisoned an evil djinni.
Madness of the Rat King - A romp through a mad alchemist's lair.
The Heist at Nimressa - Breaking into a fort to steal a baroness' treasure.
In the Heart of the Forest - A search for a lost druid.
The Proving Glade - Another forest adventure.
A Murder in Mossbank - A "whodunnit" style murder mystery.
Murder at the Old Wolf Inn - Another murder mystery.
Moon Over Greymoor - A village murder mystery.
The Horror of Ashwood Crypt - A horror-filled dungeon crawl.
A Night of Masks and Monsters - A mystery at a masque ball.
Rise of the Redscales - A one-shot for an all-kobold party.
A Dragon's Breath - An ancient dragon wants to mend his relationship with an old friend.
Struggle in Three Horn Valley - A challenging island adventure.

Kingmaker's List of Top-Rated Third Party 5e Campaign Expansion Scenarios
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Scarab of Death - A cursed artifact is stolen in Waterdeep. Chaos ensues.
Waterdeep: Blue Alley - An additional adventure for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist.
The Purple Palace Heist - A heist side quest for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist.
Tyranny of Phandelver: The Rise of Tiamat - An adventure linking Lost Mine of Phandelver with Tyranny of Dragons.
Baldur’s Gate: The Fall of Elturel - An introductory adventure for Descent into Avernus or Tyranny of Dragons.
Baldur's Gate: The Vault of Marvels - A Baldur's Gate dungeon crawl.
The Imminent Light - A side quest for Descent into Avernus.
Shield of the Hidden Lord - A dungeon crawl beneath Baldur's Gate to run with Descent into Avernus.
Candlekeep Murders: The Deadwinter Prophecy - A murder mystery set in Candlekeep.
Candlekeep: Curse on Beregost - An additional adventure to run alongside the rest of Candlekeep Mysteries.
The Cage - A trinket is stolen from an estate in Beregost.
Murder in Thay - An expansion adventure based on the "Mission to Thay" chapter in Tyranny of Dragons.
The Blizzard of Axe and Sword - An epic adventure designed to be played alongside Storm King's Thunder or Rime of the Frostmaiden.
The Hunter in the Tempest - An adventure in the frozen north designed to be played with Rime of the Frostmaiden.
Revel's End: Prison Break - A prison break adventure made to be run with Rime of the Frostmaiden.
Frozen Offerings - A side adventure set in Icewind Dale.
Stars Over Stormwreck - A continuation of Dragons of Stormwreck Isle that could be used to link to Spelljammer: Light of Xaryxis.
Banquet of the Damned - A folk horror adventure taking place just after Princes of the Apocalypse.
Storm King's Barrows - Ten dungeon adventures made to be played with Storm King's Thunder.
Escape From Riedra - A stand-alone adventure set in Eberron.
Murder on the Eberron Express - A murder on a lightning train in Eberron.
The Curious Case of the Calm Delilah - A horror adventure for Ghosts of Saltmarsh.
The Wedding at Ravenloft - An epic conclusion to Curse of Strahd.
Hunted! - A side quest for Storm King's Thunder or Tales of the Yawning Portal where you chase a monster that's slaughtering livestock.
Darkness Over Daggerford - An adventure for Storm King's Thunder plus the Cromm's Hold dungeon crawl.
Trouble in Wealdham - The party takes on a necromancer that is menacing a village.
Veratrem’s Tribal Siege - A green dragon leads an army of kobolds against Wealdham (see Trouble in Wealdham above), designed to be played with Storm King's Thunder.
Volo's Guide to Getting Murdered - A one-shot featuring Volo with multiple villains in the style of Waterdeep: Dragon Heist.
The Fall of Cyrog - A mind-flayer lair to be played with Out of the Abyss.
The Wizard of Zo - A side adventure set in Chult that fits with Tomb of Annihilation.
Dragonlance: Shadow of the Black Rose - An epic conclusion to Shadow of the Dragon Queen.
Dragonlance: Ispin's Tale - An additional adventure for Shadow of the Dragon Queen.
Dragonlance: Seekers of Solace - A prologue to Shadow of the Dragon Queen.
Dragonlance: Prelude to War - Another prologue to Shadow of the Dragon Queen.
Dragonlance: Autumn Twilight - A 5e conversion to some classic Dragonlance adventures.
Dragonlance: Quest for the Horn of Kiri-Jolith - A side-quest for Shadow of the Dragon Queen.
Dragon Witch of Rashemen - An adventure based on Fizban's Treasury of Dragons.
Black Water & Blue Wine - A shipment of wine goes awry in Neverwinter.
New Neverwinter: Jewel of the North - A Neverwinter sourcebook combined with a sandbox adventure throughout the city.
The Vault of Tomes - Dungeon crawl set in Neverwinter.
The Cloak Tower - Another dungeon crawl set in Neverwinter.
Escape from Shurrock - An adventure for Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel.
The Crucible - Escaping a Githyanki prison, could work well with Spelljammer or Radiant Citadel.
Vecna: Secrets of the Dead - A sequel to Vecna: Nest of the Eldritch Eye.
Trouble in Waterdeep - A free one-shot set in Waterdeep.
Visions of the Vault - Six short dungeons set following Trouble in Waterdeep. This no longer seems to be available though. Does anyone have this one?

So I was mostly just experimenting with this character so the design is basic. I posted it awhile ago and a lot of people agreed that her armor looks organic cause of the shading and cause of how thin it looks so I decided to keep that as a part of her lore lmao

Kaelira Voss wears a living set of armor that moves and reacts on its own, almost like it’s part of her. It tightens, hardens, and shifts when she’s in danger.

Hello reddit! I have been absent from here for a while, but I have been working on the project a bunch. Lately I have been making the playable characters more fun to, well, play around with, and added a lot of little knicknacks to the trollskull manor itself. You can see it for yourself here!