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Hello, everyone! I’m a fantasy artist specializing in RPG character commissions, including creatures, monsters, and original (homebrew) character designs.

What I offer:

• Bust, half-body, full-body, and full illustrations
• Optional add-ons, including character sheets
• Flat-color or detailed backgrounds included with all commissions
• Progress updates throughout the entire process (sketch → base colors → final rendering)
• Unlimited revisions during the sketching phase

If you’re looking for artwork for your D&D, Pathfinder, or other tabletop RPG characters, feel free to send me a DM! I’d love to hear your ideas and help bring them to life.

Portfolio & Social Media:
https://linktr.ee/leoncoelho.art

Below is the description I received:

I don’t really have anything set in stone, just vibes mostly lol. But she is a tempest cleric, if you care about classes.

She will be a Zariel Tiefling. I like the idea of her appearance reflecting Zariel’s infernal blood. So I imagine her having the pale, almost white or ashy grey skin, black lips, and the glowing orange/yellow eyes. I’m torn on what style of horns, so if you’re down, I’d love to play with that a bit later on. And finally, I imagine her having thick, long, jet black hair with maybe a few braids and beads here and there.

I imagine her for sure wearing a cloak and chain mail armor. She’ll have a shield, a war hammer, and a spear on her person. Her goddess is Umberlee, so her color palette will be deep sea colors like blues, sea green, maybe some purple. I imagine the chain mail itself being dark, almost black with some gilding here and there. She’s also a sailor and is going to be in extremely cold climate. If you’re able to find a way to incorporate those elements, that would be awesome!

I have been making and compiling some concept designs for D&D characters, and this is one of them. A kobold cleric, borne from the vast expanses of some desert in some place in some date and time. When making these concepts I generally try to keep them open ended as they're not real characters with real names yet, just concepts to be shaped and formed in accordance to whatever campaign they may be used for. Made with Clip Studio Paint in the span of 2 hours.

This is the first outfit I made for my character Mina. (Half elf fey ranger)

Wilhelmina Hollin is the Princess of the Autumn Court, found deep within the Fey Realm. She loves insects, writing, and sketching. Her story though is a sad one. Her satyr husband, the Jack of Tears locked himself in a tower after being tricked into believing that Mina was dead. However, a witch, jealous of their love merely cast Mina from the Fey realm without any of her memories. So she goes on, longing for something that she does not know how to find, sketching a face that is strange to her, and catching gossamer thin memories on an evening breeze..

This campaign has ended, and Mina got her happy ending. However, she will always be so special to me and I'll be cosplaying her for quite a while. She's just too fun.

Someone I know compiled this list of AI-free D&D resources, credit at top of site.

Hi all, I'm about to run a game and want your opinion on a house rule that I'd like to add to my session zero:

It's about giving a multiclassed martial character access to Extra Attack at 5th level, as long as all the classes (not sub classes) would normally get it at 5th level. For example a Fighter 3 and Barbarian 2 would qualify, but a Fighter 3 and Rogue 2 would not.

My reasoning is as such:

As we all know spell casters regardless of multiclassing will have their cantrips automatically upgrade at certain levels, and if you are multiclassing in to 2 or more spell caster classes your spell slot progression still continues as normal, right?

Would my idea work or is there something I have missed in the "calculations"?

EDIT: So it seems like a fairly even split for and against granting multi classed martial characters the Extra Attack feature at 5th level, granted that both classes would NORMALLY gain that feature at that level.

The multi classes i was thinking of applying it to would be:

* Fighter

* Paladin

* Monk

* Barbarian

* Ranger

I just want to clarify that this would not follow Cantrip progression, once you get your Extra Attack, that's it, no Extra-Extra Attack, unless you take 11 levels of Fighter to get the 2nd Extra Attack.

Many folks seem concerned that this is too low a bar, or there will be a dead level or two in the future, and to that I say; I guess that's the trade off.

Conversely, this is a one time boost for most martial characters so I think it would scale decently by comparison to the Cantrip increases and spell slot progression, despite not getting access to higher level spells.

I'm certain any min maxer would find a way to break this, but the same can be said for the spell caster example.

Thsnk you everone who chimed in. I've decided to give this a try, or at least mention it to the group, it will be up to them whether or not they take me up on this offer/option.

One time about 3 years ago, me and a group of friends were playing a D&D game. I was a Human monk way of the four elements subclass and it was a five-person team and we were fighting the BBEG and a subordinate of his which was a Demon Lord that he had bound as an underling. We had managed to defeat the BBEG but the Demon Lord was still alive and now he was free and our team was barely alive. It was me and then him. There was no way I would have been able to do enough damage to kill him. Meanwhile, his next phase he'd be able to completely wipe out our entire party with one attack. Luckily we were fighting at the edge of a castle overlooking a cliff. Yes, I know. Cliche but still I decided to make the sacrifice play. It was the end of the game anyway, so I rushed the Demon Lord and tackled him and I managed to roll a nat 20 And so we both went over the edge and died. My character saved the Day. Saved everyone at the cost of himself. 3 weeks after that I got a call from the DM. He was asking if he could borrow my old monk character for a new game that he was holding with some of our friends. At the time I wasn't going to be able to join up so I said sure go ahead. I didn't know why he wanted to use them. Probably wanted to use them as a background character for a story or a small time travel bit. About a month after that I ran into one of my friend who happened to be playing in that game and he was describing a companion of theirs who was working with them and it turns out that companion was my old monk. The one that had died fighting the Demon Lord but there was one slight problem. One thing I noticed and I pointed it out cuz it was basically my character completely hell he even had my name. Only difference is while my character was a follower of the way of the four elements, he didn't use fire because he was afraid of fire. At the time I found it odd. So I said hey my character never used fire and about 3 days later I got a call from that same friend and that's when I learned that the DM was using my character but it wasn't my character. It was the Demon Lord. When I tackled him over the edge we both fell but I died. He didn't so he possessed my corpse and was masquerading around as me and had joined up with a new group to betray them. And because of what I had said to my friend, he found out and realized something wasn't right. So he on a whim attacked the companion and then it was revealed and at that point they were too weak to fight him. So the DM decided to give him a little chance and gave them the option to try and Escape. They did and now they were being hunted by The Demon Lord running around in the corpse of my old character.

Just had an experience on this sub where I was asking for general tips on how betrayal, revealed agendas, and other things should be handled in a campaign with intrigue.

I ended up feeling the need to delete that post since most of the answers were just non-advice that got pissy with me when I asked if there was anything more.

"Just do what your characters would do."

Yes, exactly. I know this. But I don't want my characters in an intrigue campaign to be limited by my ignorance. Please share any pointers for general behaviours/dealing with potential betrayal.

"Nope, get downvoted idiot."

The only person who gave me a decent, fun, interesting, and thought-provoking answer was Earthhorn. Almost everyone else just gave the most basic advice possible and acted like I was an idiot and an asshole for wanting more.

This was a discouraging experience. Please: if you don't have an answer to the question, it's better to not answer at all than to condescend on the person wanting help.

Edit: someone here has anonymously forwarded mental health resources to me. Believe me bro, I am trying.

Sadly was not given a name! I completed this last month with near no experience drawing Lions before, though it wasn't my first time drawing animal features, and I had strict orders to not make it "furry" and the client was very clear on what that meant.

...There was a lot of back-and-forth over exactly how this should look, but in the end I think we created something good.

Drawing chunky, torn-up metal is a favourite of mine, so I was really glad when this landed in my lap. It'd been awhile since I got to do some character design work, and my own campaign is looking like it'll be a long time before I next design my own characters, so it was a delight to have a new challenge crop up.