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Hello all, I made this design in TinkerCAD and then 3D printed it in 16 parts. I also created an A4-sized slot behind the faces so that my daughter can insert different scenes, based on whatever her current campaign is. This one is a 'Where's Waldo'-style scene of Menzoberranzan. I don't play DnD myself so what do you DMs find useful to have on the inside of your DM screens?

Many thanks for any help, from a clueless dad!

Drawing male kinda hard but i really enjoyed drawing my friend OC :3

Human, Mage, Lorehold student

~ Character Story

As a curious student of Lorehold College, he was always more interested in exploring forgotten ruins than attending lectures. During an archaeological expedition, his curiosity got the better of him. While investigating a crumbling chamber, the ground beneath his feet gave way, sending him plunging into a hidden chasm beneath the ancient ruins.

There, he discovered an old, dust covered grimoire. Believing it to be nothing more than a forgotten relic, he opened it without hesitation and recited the incantation written on one of its pages, unknowingly releasing the mysterious entity sealed within.

Rather than claiming his life, the entity offered him a pact.

In exchange for experiencing the world through the young scholar's eyes, the entity granted him a pair of spectral arms capable of assisting with spellcasting and arcane research. From that day forward, his eyes permanently changed to a brilliant violet, serving as a constant reminder that another presence now shared his vision. To avoid unwanted attention, he began wearing tinted glasses to conceal their unnatural color.

Hello there, adventurers! A week passed and I can make one more post finally. Should respect comm cool down rules XD.
Well, as you can see from the tags, this artwork was commissioned, so I actually don’t have exact stories for this characters. Just…what you see, Tiefling and Dragonborn. I will try to summon owners of the characters and if they have a wish, they will put some words here. But it is a rare thing to happen. As for the drawing itself, your critics are always welcome e feel free to put some words if you have something to tell. Much S is all what I wanted to print here. In a week will deliver some new sketchy ( or not) characters for you.
Stay safe and have a good day!

Sculpted in Blender, 3D printed in resin, painted by me. Although I cannot take credit for the original Artefact model. That credit belongs to MultiBuild on Thangs: https://than.gs/m/944220

Baldur's Gate 3 celebrates its third birthday today, and I thought the best way for me to pay tribute would be to turn the Mysterious Artefact into a mimic. Just imagine finding out your plot-driving macguffin got swapped out with this guy right when you need it most!

I didn't exactly do any hard research to determine what "life-size" means in this context, but it looks pretty close to me!

I have a video where I go into more detail on how I made it, on my social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbkqzmyMDwJ/?igsh=MXBxeGh3ZTdoemRzZg==

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTAVtGVfy/

YouTube: https://youtube.com/shorts/phqTttotIvA?is=pRH3ADCq9bdZyLrz

Wooo!! My very first DnD oc oh em ge!! This is my bby Aladia! Shes a wood-elf bard who originated from a tightly knit elf community that preserved their entire history through music, dance and art rather than standard history books! ( this was slightly inspired by the hunger games.. gulp!), she left home to record a new chapter of her life, bringing her family’s traditions with her.

Every article of clothing she owns was passed down from different family members. She wears her heart on her sleeve and she loves to share her own traditions with others.

Her story isn’t fully fleshed out..nor is her personality, there’s still things I gotta tweak to make it better , but I’d love to hear what people think about her! ^_^”

She’s my 25-year-old Satyr Wolf-Totem Barbarian! She’s a mercenary veteran who fights with a curved Dacian-like sword in a really fluid, dancer-like style, relying on raw speed and agility rather than heavy armor.

Her design mixes traditional folk embroidery from Romania (mainly bc I’m romanian) with some prominent tattoos. I gave her a stylized wolf’s eye tattoo right on her chest to represent her totem spirit that guides her through battles, as she is blind.

Roleplay-wise, she’s super blunt, speaks in a strange rhyming cadence, and has zero patience for anyone who can't hold their own in a fight. But if you actually earn her respect on the battlefield, she’ll step in front of a blade for you without hesitating.

If my username is your DM, then you’ve been warned.

I have been starting to plan on my next campaign and have been stuck between two concepts;

1. PCs are essentially Gods that are continually reincarnated to insure that the big evil they stopped centuries or millennia ago doesn’t return. They don’t know it right away, but it’s what sets them apart from any other normal “adventurer”
   
2. PCs are 3rd in line to the various royal thrones in the world, but don’t know it. They were sent away to keep as a backup in case something happened to the heir and the spare, but without the knowledge so they can’t disrupt the succession. Their royal blood is why they’re not your typical adventurers.

My question is, would you rather you find out that your character is secretly the newest reincarnation of an ancient hero/god or you find out your character is actually in line for the throne to one of the kingdoms?

So I think we all have a particular class/subclass that we gravitate to when we want to play a simple character. Whether its for a quick one shot or even just to take it easy and not have to think very much about the character and build. Something we find familiar and comfy. Whether it be a basic eldritch blast spamming warlock, a thief rogue doing thief rogue things, or even a Champion fighter just... being John Fighter.

So what is your comfort class and subclass?