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Hey everyone! I recently drew this character design for a personal project and would love to hear what DnD class you think she would be ?

Personally, I was leaning towards a Druid or a Warlock. She mainly uses nature magic, and she holds an evil spirit hostage inside her staff, which she can release at any moment to gain its power, at the cost of losing control over it.

I'm really curious to read your ideas! I'm pretty new to DnD and I've been recently doing commissions for players so I'd like to be more educated about the universe.

My DMs are always open if anyone is interested in a commission for their character ! :)

Today we have a cute dragonborn girl! Yes, she's white in the forest, but she's still desperately trying to hide among the trees. This time I decided to pay special attention to the background: I worked on the greenery, soft shadows and the dense atmosphere of the forest thicket. The bone bow got its share of love too every crack, every curve sits right where it should. Her pale scales shimmer between the leaves, and her sharp eyes watch every movement. How do you like the result? Can't wait to hear your thoughts!

Scarlett is a half-orc, daughter of an orc Warchief and a human princess. As the fifth child, she was sent to a knightly academy, where she learned to fight. After her older sister died, Scarlett was summoned to take her place in a political marriage. During the journey, bandits attacked her carriage, giving her the chance to escape. Since then, she has lived as an adventurer, finally free to choose her own destiny.

I would like to give this character a worthy backstory, with a parasitic steel curse, where her bones turn to steel and her blood slowly becomes liquid gold, where steel parts of her body emerge from her bones—basically a steel princess. The character comes from my fantasy world.

What story would be good for this character?

I would like him to have a somewhat dark story, I think that the parasitic curse does not cause as much pain as it seems, but rather it would affect his weight and mobility.

I also think that it would be nice if there was a cure for her curse, since even if it doesn't cause so much pain, it is something that shortens her life, I would like her to have a kingdom and be very loved. What do you think?

Hear ye, hear ye!

Tales From the Tables returns with episode 63: Stage Fright, part 3!

Our intrepid misadventurers conclude their encounter with the Undertakers. Sometimes, peaceful resolutions are on the table. But for how much longer?

The delve down Undermountain has only just began...

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Sorry the last couple of episodes have been a little late...it's been a brutal couple of months. I persevere, but I must have really pissed off Beshaba latel ;_;

Next one will certainly wait until after Summer... I've been working like a madman, non-stop, and haven't had any chance to enjoy what's left of Summer yet. Since our campaign of 5 and a half years just ended, the gang is going to have a long-awaited reunion at the ForeverDM's place.

Hope you can forgive us a little break of a couple of weeks ^^

I wanted to share another project I worked on for a campaign I’m playing with some friends. The campaign takes place in the Crooked Moon universe, but we decided to give our table a slightly different visual identity, so we’re working with a 30s-inspired setting, blending dark fantasy and the occult of Crooked Moon.

One of the main visual references I used was the game Deadlock, since it already fuses fantasy with a Noir/Art Deco setting, and that was the approach I was looking for. I also aimed to give the character Fuchsia (the little girl) a Tim Burton-esque "folk horror" style, since she is a resident of the Crooked Moon.

I ended up changing a little the style I worked with for these tokens, and I felt pretty satisfied with the result :)