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Race: Dark Elf
Gender: Female
Age: 297
Class: Trickery Domain Cleric
Level: 8

This character is a cleric of Lolth, dedicated to worshipping specifically his domain of betrayal.

She has devoted her entire life to the worship of her deity, sowing betrayal and misunderstanding among friends, allies, and lovers, all to please her.Everything within her reach is an instrument of evil: a knife, a word, and even her own body can bring about the destruction of a relationship and even bloodshed.She is ruthless when drunk and even more cruel when sober.

After betraying her Mother Superior in the temple, she now roams freely to continue pleasing her deity.

I did the Invincible meme with my DnD party, and this was way too funny to draw. I was laughing the entire time while making it.

Don’t ask questions about the catgirl’s gadget. It’s her main weapon and somehow the strongest weapon in the party, but nobody wants to touch it for very obvious reasons. It’s her weapon, after all.

Maybe I’ll do one for my other DnD party too, where I somehow ended up playing 3 characters at the same time. Roleplaying as 3 orcs at once is honestly hilarious. These Invincible memes are just too funny not to draw.

The Lady is a vampire trying to find an anti-magic metal whose location is known only by a very reclusive group. The party is also searching for this group, and that’s how they eventually met her. She killed one of the party members during their first meeting.

My campaign incorporates a lot of elements from The Witcher, including the way vampires work. In The Witcher, vampires are a race rather than something you can become. In my campaign, however, I added the possibility of transforming someone into a vampire through a series of processes, similar to how witchers are created. She is one of those artificial vampires and was turned by the BBEG.

He hates crits so much that he said he's going to give bosses an ability to cancel (at least) one crit, making them just normal hits.

He's an experienced DM, so it's not that he's clueless.

Obviously this will affect nova damage builds the most. Smites, sneak attack, and other damage riders, etc. will get nerfed. Those types of builds are not optimized for sustained damage or control, and they won't get the satisfaction of blowing up the BBEG.

Is there anything more satisfying in combat than blowing up the bad guys with one crit?

And . . . The character I have is still waiting for his first crit-smite against a boss.

A few month ago, during one of our DnD games, my party asked if I could design a few dwarven coins for them.

P.S. I’m a 3D artist, so at first I thought, “Sure, I’ll sculpt a couple of coins as a fun little hobby project.”

Well… apparently I failed my Wisdom saving throw.

What started as a few simple dwarven GP designs turned into a full obsession, and now I’ve designed almost 110 double-sided dwarven coins. :))

At this point, I’m not sure if I’m making coins for the game anymore, or slowly building the entire economy of a dwarven kingdom.

For anyone curious, they are 3D printed and painted coins. I printed some on a resin printer and some on FDM.

Warwik Banecrest, aka Captain Seaquake, is a resilient survivor and a charlatan who uses psychic blades and false identities to navigate a life of crime ever since losing his family in his childhood. Although he lives off scams and distrusts authority, he possesses a rigid code of honor and fiercely protects those he considers his true crew. His goal now is to abandon pretenses to conquer a real fleet and legitimate command, while secretly seeking the truth about his parents assassin to restore the honor of his name.

This was a comission that I recently made. What do you guys think?

As a companion piece to the Apple Tree Dragon, meet the Manchineel Dragon!

The manchineel dragon was created and illustrated by Kin Wald for The Field Guide to Floral Dragons.

The first manchineel dragon was the sibling of the apple tree dragon. Unlike its sibling, it grew up alone and unloved, an experience that hardened its heart and embittered it. Now, manchineel dragons harbor an innate drive toward retribution against those who wrong them. Because of this, they are sympathetic to humanoids who are plotting vengeance.

A manchineel dragon excretes a toxic sap that runs through its tough, bark-like scales and deep green leaves. Even the smallest drop of the milk-white, oily sap inflicts horrific acidic burns. Manchineel dragons can contaminate entire forests with their sap.

New manchineel dragons are created when a large fragment of an adult’s horn falls in blood-soaked soil. The fragment of horn sinks deep into the soil, and enriched by the blood, a new manchineel wyrmling forms.