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This is just poking fun at how much a DM is willing to let their players get away with when they show genuine interest in their game and put in effort. I can'tmore than one image, but the full sheet of Plate of the Plot is on my profile, or you can just read the traits here-

Immunity:

Whilst wearing this

half plate you are immune* to the following damage types and conditions.

Damage immunities:

Acid, bludgeoning, cold, fire, force, lightning, necrotic, piercing, poison, psychic, radiant, slashing, thunder.

Condition immunities:

Blinded, charmed, deafened, exhaustion, frightened, grappled, incapacitated, invisible, paralysed, petrified, poisoned, prone, restrained, stunned, unconscious.

*Immunity can be revoked at any time dependant on story requirements

Hello! I'm Leon! I'm an artist specializing in Fantasy campaign illustrations, but in the future, I also hope to expand into (CoC)

I’m updating my portfolio with my new style, so I decided to run a promo to fill it up quick with some fresh pieces, Right now I'm running a promotion: 2 illustrations (characters with background/scene, just like the one in this post) for $250 (saving $150!).

This promo has only 2 slots and will be available until Sunday.

Normally one illustration includes just 1 character in the scene, but for this special promotion I'm allowing up to 3 characters in the same scene.

Promo Illustration slot 0/2

A commission I did for ObsidianxGhosTx 🩷

This is the description of the character provided by my client

Riven is a reincarnated warrior from ancient times, she grew up a temple dedicated to the Luxon(we borrowed lore from Critical Role in this campaign). Shortly after she had been accepted as an acolytes of them temple, she started to regain memories of her death in her last life. It was those memories that drove her to adventure, to see if she could recover more of her memories and find out what led to her death.

She has since become a hero of Xalteah, uncovering and routing a cult’s Mind Flayer plot to destroy the city, and is now on a journey back to Esperia, her hometown, with newfound information, hoping to disrupt another plot from this cult.

"It's strange. You'd think if we accept everyone and try to live in harmony, we'd achieve peace. But by accepting those who'd seek to destroy it, we'd also unwittingly take part in its destruction. To dive into conflict to protect the peace... it's an interesting paradox."

A half-elf nature cleric of Eldath, seeking to spread her message throughout the lands. Nature clerics can use heavy armor, but I figured a worshipper of Eldath would be reluctant to use it. A chainmail shirt + leather seems like a good compromise. I wasn't sure how to draw chainmail, I hope it looks like it! The green leather braces have leaves engraved on it.

Her light mace is actually a block of granite smoothened by flowing river waters until it resembled a weapon. She jokingly calls it "the pacifier".

I thought a character struggling to understand how peace and conflict interact would be interesting. Initially disgusted by violence and refusing to get involved in any kind of conflict, she reflects on how passivity leads up to far greater destruction and chaos.

I, druid, tragically died last session. I was the only healer in the party. The next best thing is the paladin, the guy who never ever used lay on hands cuz he only wants to spend his resources for the sake of fighting and aura farming. So we might as well have no healer.

I COULD have taken a cleric of life or stuff like that for the sake of balance but frankly I picked a warlock cuz I felt like it and I regret absolutely nothing but also it's scary to think now we have no healer. Literally never happened to me and I've seen these dudes get in way too many silly predicaments, I'm scared lol.

I wish we could stock up on potions but the point we're at right now, it's unlikely we'll get to stock up for a while. So I wonder how it's gonna be to play without healers

Edit: I guess I want to know if people think playing DnD without healers is hard, most critically. I want people's reads on that kind of situations

In the ancient age, the gods created twelve angels, granting them eternal life, authority second only to that of the gods themselves, and the most exalted of callings: to record the glory and beauty of the gods.

To preserve these records, the angels created the mortal world at the edge of the Highest Holy Court, in a place called Zul-Atir (or Zulatir), where the divine fire cast its light and yet left shadows behind.

Among the angels, the most devout, the most obedient, and the one whose love for the gods was the most steadfast was named Sājida, meaning “the one who prostrates herself.”

But one day, Sājida entered the Holy Court and brought a declaration before the gods.

“The end draws near. The gods shall one day wither away.”

The gods were enraged, and afraid, and demanded to know how this fate might be averted. Sājida gave them her answer, but that answer was not accepted.

Thereupon, sentence was passed upon her at once: she was bound in chains and exiled beyond the Holy Court, into Chaos.

“I accept.”

Then, bowing low in piety, she murmured to herself:

“May God be saved.”

And now, the end has come. One by one, the gods are dying for reasons unknown. Priests and clerics alike have fallen into panic, for their prayers are answered no longer. Meanwhile, demons and godborn abominations from the depths of Chaos assail the mortal world, bringing endless suffering and nightmarish terror to humankind.

Yet one paladin has come to realize that there may still remain one final hope for the world: the exiled one, the last god of the Holy Court, the fallen being, the messenger who is neither angel nor demon, the gate of the abyss—Sājida.

Another character from my small RPG campaign — this is Argon Evergreen, the sole survivor and protector of a lost elven kingdom. He now guards what remains of his people, both in body and in spirit, while also keeping the secret that led to their downfall.

Long ago, a dark ritual was performed out of desperation to bring back his brother’s wife… but it only brought ruin. Now, he seeks redemption for what happened to his people and his bloodline.

What class do you think would fit him best? Would you see him as a boss or a companion for a party?

As always, I’d love to hear any tips or feedback on the drawing!

Once, she was a noble girl from a very influential house. Now, she looks for adventures she once thought impossible. The first thing she had done was prepare herself for the journey. As a daughter of a warrior house, she received training, and even though the weapon of her choice, a large axe, was an uncommon option, she mastered it very well from the beginning, impressing her war teachers and everyone around. After getting her axe, it was time to be a little more protected, and she always liked feeling free while fighting in the training she had. The light armor she always wore would do, though it was a little too fancy for her taste.

To finish, her family was well known for their pure black hair color and blue eyes, and for her, cutting ties with her past and family was making a change, at least about the hair. And after doing that, she was ready to know the real world she had only ever seen from her window, and to understand who she really is.

Receiving fighting lessons and being prepared to fight was nothing more than the minimum for a girl like her. But more than this, her real purpose in the house was to get married to some 'random crown pretender' (to use her own words). As with many other noble girls, that was the final objective. The purpose of their lives: being just perfect to become queen of the grand kingdom and increase the status of their family by securing a king.

In this kingdom, the aspirants to the throne are the children of the king. They are chosen as heirs not by birth order, but for their insight and merit. Through a political game among the brothers, the most intelligent one is proven the winner. Meanwhile, the queens, usually daughters of nobles or great warrior houses, earn their place beside the king by proving their strength and dexterity. All of this is done with the intention of forming the perfect kingdom rulers. But not for her, not anymore.