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Hilda, the "one-horned Devil"

Hilda is a fighter Tiefling that I designed recently. She was a dragon hunter, part of a larger crew, and sold dragon skin, teeth, bones, etc., to the black market. She started hunting dragons at a very young age, following her elder brother. Her burn scars and lack of a horn are a mystery; people speculate they are the injury she sustained while hunting Zeroth, the dragon that occupied the abandoned Tiril castle, 10 years ago.

Now, she earns a living as a mercenary, hunting down anyone and anything. She is currently in the Kasafri kingdom.

If you'd like to see more of my art, check out my profiles, thank you!:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adithya.saji/

Cara: https://cara.app/adithyasaji

Hello everyone! ✨ I’m excited to share this party commission i had the pleasure to work on for for the Red Wardens! 💜 Featuring Edgar the Human Druid, Larissa the Elven Oracle, Paik the Human Bard, Falovar the Human Cleric of Tamara, Iven the Half-Elf Warlock, Izzy the Aasimar Paladin, Veil the Swashbuckler Rogue/Fighter, Charles the Dhampir Artificer, and Silas Vermillion the Human Rogue! ❤️✨ Thank you all for your amazing support!

Hey all, I'll be chatting with our DM later this week, so I'd appreciate any insight here!

Our combat is strictly theatre of the mind. Basically, I took Eldritch Spear (knowing it's not the most useful invocation, I know — but I liked the idea of sniping people for fun) and every time I've used it, our DM has asked me to roll perception before I roll for attack.

• Example: An enemy was 200 feet away, nothing blocking my sight. I cast Eldritch Blast, and our DM said, "Roll Perception to see if you can aim that first." But...isn't that literally the point of me taking that invocation?

He's an otherwise great DM, but I don't know where to begin on how to address it besides, "Hey, I know it's already an unpopular Invocation, but I chose it for the fun distance. The RAW didn't state precursor roll, so now that I know you require it, can I at least pick a different invocation?"

NOTE: I'm not looking for advice on why Eldritch Spear isn't a good invocation to take; just some help from the community on how to defend the rationale of keeping it. Thank you! <3

TL;DW is that according to their own research, it was too complicated for the average player. People were not reading the rulebooks or their character sheets. I know here we're all pro-gamers but if I'm being honest most players I encounter offline fit the bill he describes.

Finally getting to play dnd again (Probably) (hopefully) It looks like it’ll be a pirate themed campaign, and I’ve got some ideas I’m working out. I’ve got this fighter, a warlock, and an artificer.
Haven’t played many fighters so if you’ve got a fun subclass rec it’d be greatly appreciated. Also I’ve really gotta start getting better with names.
I’ll prolly be drawing up the other 2 as well, if I’ve got the time.

Working on the dragonborns! The rendering takes a while and i'm working while studying for College so be patient you guys, i'm not procrastinating

As you can see, i went for a more bulkier build for the red Dragonborn, this can apply for both male and female, but of course, there is room for variation. Also i imagine younger specimens being more Slim, like a Red Dragon Wyrmling. Be free to leave your thoughs and ideas