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Shiro, the Terrible Mage, or more widely known to the general public as Shiro the Kind, is the court mage for my evil faction, the Asta Nation. He is a diviner wizard who hunts specific warlocks who are enemies of the Asta Nation and steals their eyes to add to his body.

He is titled the Terrible Mage because he both sucks at magic and is genuinely evil. He is comparable to a third-level wizard if not for his insights into the laws of equivalent exchange, allowing him to sacrifice things and people to temporarily empower his magic abilities. That's a reason he is an active partner of the cult led by the Asta Nation. He uses the zealots as fuel for his magic, along with using tactics like drawing the fireball spell on children and using them as bait. That was actually how the party met him the first time; they tried sneaking into one of his towers and were quickly met with an orphanage fireball.

He is insane, and has one of my favourite tactics I've ever done. with a homebrew spell as a reaction when attacked before the attack is even rolled he makes another party member make a Charisma save against his own, if they fail he switches places with them then uses his diviner ability to cause the attack to be a critical hit, making one party member almost kill his girlfriend lol.

I’ve been playing in this game for 2 years. It’s online and the DM has become my friend. Since then, I’ve joined other games and realised what kind of D&D works best for me.

This game is… fine, I guess. I think it’s gone on way too long, but that’s a separate issue. The bigger problem is a mismatch of style and energy at the table. I spoke to my DM and said I wanted to step away, but he said they wouldn’t have enough people to play anymore.

He spoke to the others and (as I told him) I am definitely the odd one out. I think as a compromise they are sort of just letting me do my thing which I think has resulted in a game that isn't amazing for anyone. It feels hard to see a way out of this without just ruining everyone (especially the DM) else's fun.

For example, When my character died, they just cast Revivify and the party barely talked about it. My paladin is a gruff, PTSD-ridden veteran and we had this big moment where we found out the people behind the war where he lost all his comrades were secretly working together the whole time. He started confronting the king about this betrayal and the sorcerer just interrupted with, “OK, so what did you need us to do?” Then nobody really discussed the revelation afterwards.

It is even small things like last session, the fighter rolled a Nat 1 on an attack at a crucial moment and I exclaimed "No!" because it was a tense moment and we needed him to succeed. The DM was just like, “Calm down dude, it’s just one attack.”

Meanwhile, I’m in another game where the table roleplay and energy is so, so good. In that game, I am playing a walking pile of anxiety who just wants to make his parents proud and in a quarter of the time there’s already been much more character and inter-party growth. The characters genuinely support each other and feel like they have a reason to care about each other. My guy is building a sibling bond with the hermit druid, becoming best bros with the barbarian, and bonding over family trauma with the bard. The table just has so much more energy.

I get the DM has worked hard on this game and I have sympathy as I know he wants to stick the landing. I am just rapidly reaching the end of my tether on this campaign.

Arthur was not born a king, he never bowed to the shame of power; it fell upon him like a burden too great for anyone else to bear.

Arthu was a warrior and a just half-orc with one goal: to unite the people of Britain and make everyone equal. But this wasn't enough to become what he became.

He needed a push, a deus ex machina, and he found his destiny with the great wizard Merlin.

My personal take on king Arthur for my DnD homebrew campaingn “Reliquary Rush”

I made a custom portal which was designed to fit an old phone to become it's screen which displays anything I want. Some time ago I posted here on Reddit a tree, which I made myself too. Now more rocks and bushes have been added to it. I also painted the miniatures. It would also be nice to get a 3D printer to print some more. There is never too much stuff and minituares for a d&d session😁

This is my character Morwen! She is a Hexblade/Paladin Reborn human.

Our party got into some trouble with the law and in exchange for aid in their escape, they promised a performance as entertainment to an influential person. The performance was to take place during a festival and we had some down time to prepare.

I had so much fun thinking of different get ups to hide her identity and this is what I ultimately landed on. As you can tell, its heavily inspired by the iron maiden torture device.

Anyway, would love to hear the ridiculous ways your characters have tried hiding their identity.

Good morning one and all. I am beyond excited, and needed to share with those who understand best.

I'm 44 years old. In the summer of '91, my oldest sister ran me and my friends through a mini D&D dungeon for the first time. Since then, I have spent countless hours playing and running D&D and other ttrpgs.

Tonight, for the first time and along with my partner, I get to do the same thing for my children. Three boys, ages 11, 9, and 7. A sorcerer, rogue, and barbarian. All dragonborn.

We will begin in the town of Willowdale, where they will find several possible adventure hooks at the local tavern. All the tropes. All the cliches. Except this time, for them, it's the first time.

And I had to share.

Happy adventuring.

In my current campaign, I'm a Barbarian Goliath who's not the smartest. He believes that anyone who is below 180cm is still a teenager/ kid and thus needs a babysitter. So he has taken that role upon himself and is trying to impart adventure wisdom onto the rest of the party.

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So if anyone has any silly dnd adventure tips which I could share with my party. Preferably written in blood.

Bits and pieces of wisdom such as: Don't call a will o wisps mother a whore because it will kill you (I was lvl 2 when I did this in my first campaign)

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Feeling really bummed out about the session I ran tonight :/

Been DMing for a little, but for my husband and his two siblings. I finally got my mom, sister, and their partners on board for a one shot. They’ve never played before so I helped them create their characters, their backgrounds, backstories, the whole 9 yards. Of course it’s a lot of work but I had fun doing it and was really amped to run the game

So tonight was the night, I ran A Most Potent Brew. We had some in game quirks like them going to an armory and weaponry, kind of being really leery about the mission and dragging their feet a little here and there but I know it was their first time and I didn’t want to railroad them at all so we worked through everything they wanted to do

Finally, we get to the nitty gritty and get the mission going. Then, all of a sudden, they literally just kept getting up for unannounced breaks, my mom was on her phone a lot, I had to repeat myself multiple times because someone was wondering off or didn’t hear because they were having side convos or just completely not paying attention

I just feel so bummed out, I was getting very frustrated and trying to keep everyone on the same page but we only got halfway through the dungeon. I will of course finish, but I just don’t think I see anymore games in our foreseeable future which really sucks bc I love DMing and only get to do it here and there since my husbands sister got married and moved states :(

Don’t get me wrong, there were plenty of cool moments in the game, just feeling upset and a little disrespected