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Designed a barbarian character from a more homebrew point of view.

Outlaws and travelers call them The Droppari (a little nod to the infamous Australian 'Drop Bear' folklore), but in their own tongue, they are the proud Thylarcans. Have you ever heard a screaming koala? Terrifying! This is precisely what inspired me to make him!

For Mechanics: I think of them as a reskin of the Bugbear or Leonin races—giving them that terrifying tree-climbing speed, a powerful grip, and a brutal leap attack from above.

Painted this a while back, let me know what you think!

​I decided to show you my special custom d20 that I use as a Dungeon Master. As you can clearly see from the picture, every single face on this die is a 20. It's the ultimate tool for when the party decides to split up or do something incredibly reckless, and I need to remind them who runs the game. Obviously, it's just a funny prop and a joke item, but my players always get a minor heart attack whenever I bring it out and roll it behind the DM screen. The sound of a rolling die followed by an immediate "natural 20" is pure terror for them. How would your players react if you showed up to a session with a die like this?

Here’s some art I worked on, thoughts on this sort of unconventional orc?

He’s a towering bard with a booming voice developed from a childhood of practicing tribal war chants. He’s now dedicated his life to an obsession with musical performance, treating every conversation as though he stands before a packed audience.

His most prized possession is a mysterious blue jewel worn around his neck. He claims it was gifted to him by a silver dragon after the greatest performance of his life, though the story grows more extravagant with each retelling. Whether the tale is true or not, the jewel seems to shimmer whenever he takes center stage.

Commission for InkQuest. Absolutely wonderful client to work with! They describe her as follows:

Nairal Kyn is a High Elf NPC in my D&D 3.5e campaign. She is a White Necromancer (PF1e class)

Nairal once held a much more stereotypical high elf appearance; green eyes, flowing golden hair, and sunkissed skin. Those days are done, however. Her hair has dulled to a pale blonde, and her skin bears a slightly sickly pallor. Her eyes still maintain their brilliant green, but below them she sports bags that linger regardless of how much rest she gets. Her makeup has a "lived-in" look; she often does a poor job of removing it and sleeps in it.

Despite her exhausted appearance, she remains dignified, confident, and holds herself in high regard. She is a powerful necromancer with an interest in history that borders on obsession. While a dabbler in evil arts, she herself is not evil.

I’m primarily a dm but have the chance to play at a table finally. I wish to make a swashbuckler rogue and the campaign is set in what I can only describe as dark fairy tale (so think Snow White, Cinderella etc with a dark twist). we have all been asked to make characters that can eventually be turning into a twisted version of a fairy tale.

the one I have chosen was a play on Prince Charming, and was inspired by david/prince charming from the once upon a time series.

now thematically, I feel swashbuckler rogue would be a good fit (just swapping out the pirate themes for more duelist beggar pretending to be a Prince themes.

however a rapier doesn’t work well thematically, especially with the inspiration. so here’s my question.

as DMs, would you allow me to use a rapier stats (so I can get the light property and benefit from sneak attack, and piercer for feats) But style it in game as a one handed sword?

A player recently went through a massive aracnic event at the end of last session. They want to change their level 12 wizard/level 3 rogue into a level 15 wizard. Their argument is that through the arcane event they were flooded with knowledge about magic, but they were also left crippled ,unable to perform as a rogue any longer.

The actual reason is that early in the campaign the spect into rogue and tainted their wizard build unknowingly, and they want access to high levels skills and they don't use the rogue features

Given the extraordinary conditions and reasoning I would vote yes but Im wondering if any saine DM would allow this

Nightfire is a half-drow, half-tiefling paladin who has protected her city for decades. It is a duty she takes quite seriously. The Blue Rose is a tiefling warlock. All charm and blue rose petals, who just wandered into her life one day and became her problem. She is disciplined, composed, and not easily impressed. He lives his life out loud with a charisma that is (almost) impossible to ignore. Between the two of them, they make it work somehow.

For clarity, the original concept for this price is not mine, the image used as a reference was found on Pinterest. The actual drawing/sketch is me. I decided to do some sketching practice using this piece but then decided I wanted to give it to my players as an item they can actually use. I’m looking for help on some creative stat blocks and features this item could have. The base is that it’s an enchanted 2 handed axe, other than that I’m open to all ideas. Theres no level cap, I’ll just allow them to get it when they are higher enough level if it’s too OP