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My new dnd character! The campaign starts today, and I needed a reference. I'm so happy with how she turned out. She looks so cute!

She's a student of necromancy and wears handmade smiling masks to not scare newly revived souls: "The first thing a reborn should see is a smiling face welcoming them back!"

Yes. She's trying very hard.

I'm hoping to draw her a full body soon and please wish me (her) luck for this afternoon 😆

I've been dming for about 6 months, and I've homebrewed a couple of monsters and the such but never done big things or huge changes to the rules.

what's the rule, monster or anything else you made that will always be present at your table? have a nice day!

So here is the follow-up piece I commissioned from a friend. I posted the one he didn't like earlier. He got most of it done, decided he didn't like it, and scrapped it and told me he was just going to do a new piece. You can see the scrapped piece on my profile.

This is one of the results. The other is her maskless, which I'll post in a little bit.

This is for my Magus in a Pathfinder 1E campaign I've been in for about four years. It's been a great campaign.

Anyways, I love her so much, and he did amazing with all of them. He's done so much art for me over the years.

Here is his instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storykillinger?igsh=OTVxd2cwbWpvdWdx

I need help with a rule in PHB 2024.

I am the DM. One of my players is an Abjuration Wizard. He uses a specific combo:

• He casts spells on himself (like Armor of Agathys).
• Then, he casts Sanctuary.
• He stands in the middle of the fight and does nothing.

The Problem: When an enemy hits him, they take damage from Armor of Agathys. My player says this does not break Sanctuary because he is not "dealing damage" with an attack or a new spell. He says the damage is "automatic."

In the PHB 2024 rules, Sanctuary ends if you make an attack or cast a spell that deals damage.

My Question: Does the reactive damage from Armor of Agathys break Sanctuary? What do you think?

I designed a DM screen because I wanted to be able to carry my full kit easier. I was tired of carrying around a crate of stuff and made it so the storage itself converts into a cool castle vibe

More pics here: https://imgur.com/a/vgxocvF

It’s got public and private dice towers built in, and tons of hidden magnets for hanging session notes and initiative tracking along with drawers and minis shelves. I added clasps to close everything up and handles long enough to carry both sides one handed

Im sure there will be tons more to change in the future as I get used to it but I’d love to know what you all think, what changes would you make?

Not sure anyone will want to print it cause its a bit of a beast to print but if you want to the files are here https://makerworld.com/models/2683986?appSharePlatform=copy

I'm pretty nervous because this is my first time posting any of my digital art online. Please, be kind! It took me months to finish because I insist on drawing all of my own assets (including the bag of holding). No tracing, just references. Including the background!

The scroll peeking in to the bottom left is from her bio. The full picture is way too big for Reddit, apparently, so I zoomed in on my oc.

Some details I'm especially proud of: I created my own elvish language and that's what's etched into her armor. It actually is her name in my elvish lettering. I love how the fairies came out and I designed my own armor and robes for her, though it is heavily inspired by the glass armor Skyrim set.

I hope to continue to get better as time goes on. For now, I'm really proud of this one. 🙏🏻✨️

This has been on my mind since last session, so I thought I'd put it up to the tribunal if I was in the wrong for this call.

To sum it up, the party cleared out a dungeon a couple of sessions ago, and returned to town last week to sell their loot and buy supplies. During the buying spree, one of my players brought up that the total gold amount they'd get from selling the treasure doesn't make sense, and that it seemed like the loot from one of the rooms they cleared isn't present in the group inventory.

This was followed up by each player essentially going "Well I don't have it, I thought Player B said they were taking it" and then Player B saying "No I never said that, Player C told me they were handling the loot sheet", and so on. Based on pure vibes, one of the players said that they vaguely recalled the treasure in that section being worth about 100gp, and asked me if they could just add that onto their sheet.

I didn't feel like going back through my notes and the module book to double-check to make sure that amount was correct, and I felt like it was such a small amount for them atm (they're pretty wealthy, 100gp isn't a huge loss), so I made a judgement call in the moment to basically be like "No, you misplaced it. Maybe that moneybag fell out of someone's backpack, but you can't just get it back for free."

There was some mild grumbling around the table, but the session continued as normal. At the time, I thought it would be a good reminder/teaching moment to keep good notes, but it's stuck in my mind for the last couple of days. Would you have given the gold back to the party?