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My dad gets amazon pallets pretty frequently. while I was digging through one of them i found a box and it was full of dnd dice. i dont know much about physical dice sine ive only ever played the game virtual. I think they look really cool. But is there anyway to tell if theyre legitimate and if they are how much could they be worth. Are they worth keeping or should I just sell them? And are different dice used for different things in dnd in person.

*edit the brand is called nebula gems

Hey everyone!

I recently had the pleasure of working on this red Tiefling design for a player. I was given a thorough description of what her appearance should be, as well as a few visual references as a guide to work from.

I really enjoyed doing this piece, as Tieflings are some of the coolest characters to draw. I liked the style aesthetic that the player was going for as well, somewhat alternative, but with clothing acquired over time in an effort to present in a specific way. Mismatched and somewhat rugged, yet dark and expressive.

I also enjoy blending medieval/fantasy aesthetics with modern styles, as it makes for really fun and interesting looks for characters.

Overall this was one of my favorites to do so far, and I look forward to drawing many more characters soon.

Was there ever an offical statment or reasoning given to why every class gets their subclass at level 3?

I understand with 5.5e that that WotC wanted to streamline the character progression across all classes, which I am for, but lvl 3 just straight up makes some classes weird to role-play from lvl 1 unless you've allready decided your subclass and talked to your DM.

The reasoning I can think of for not having them at lvl 1 was becuase it would be even more intimidating for new players to make a character. Then lvl 2 is the tutorial for leveling up with out having to many decisions thrown at you.

I am hoping thats the reasoning anyway, and it wasnt just becuase it would be easier to code for online platforms.

As I understand it, 4e martials got some Spell-Like-Abilities that they could use, kinda as buffs, and abilities that acted as special stylish attacks like Executions and such? Or, like a spin attack or such things like that?

Edit: HOLY FUCKING SHIT THIS STUFF WAS COOL AS HELL! WHY DO WE NOT DO THIS FOR MARTIALS IN CURRENT EDITION?! WHAT THE FUCK?!

Hello again :)

A DND character I drew. A bit of text from the description:

" Name: Athanasia Genoveva von Osmium (Athana Suomi)

Race: human princess, aasimar.

Class: Paladin.

Determined, responsible.

"

I understand, it's a very brief description. But sometimes that's all they leave. There were also some other references, but I don't think it's a good idea to attach them here :D

I hope you liked what I did :)

Last week I posted two recipes from The Heroes Feast cookbook that I really enjoyed, the Delzoun Tide-Me-Overs and the Dwarven Flatbread. It was my first time doing anything from the book and it tasted absolutely amazing!

I’m planning a watch party for the three Wednesday nights in November when The Rings of Power Season 3 will premiere. Each night will have clothings, foods and decorations from a different race.

On the first night we will journey through the world of the Elves, the second night will be all about the Dwarves and on the third night the Halflings/Hobbits will be the last stop. I have selected 26 food recipes and 7 drink recipes to try out, from Heroes Feast, Heroes Feast Flavors of the Multiverse and Puncheons and Flagons.

This weekend I tried 5 recipes to see how they would turn out and also to check if they’re viable options for the watch party.

Recipes:

1. Bangers and Smash - this recipe is one of the top contenders for the Dwarven menu and even though it looks and tastes absolutely amazing, it does take longer and includes more steps than the Tide-Me-Overs so it probably will not be on the menu for the watch party cause I want more variety in dishes and on the visual aspect of the table than a bunch of meats.

2. Orc Bacon - this is from the Dwarven menu as well, I love it because it’s a finger food, so we don’t need to miss the episode eating it at the dinner table. Also, it tastes amazing! It’s basically regular bacon with a little sweetness to it and the pepper gives it a little kick! Definitely doing this one many times from now on.

3. Mintwater - this is also on the Dwarven menu, at first glance yes it does look more elvish. But the drink is super light, refreshing and easy to do. I thought it would pair well with the high
-protein high-fat Dwarven menu and I was right. It tasted great with the Orc Bacon and the Bangers and Smash. Plus I want to add some green edible glitter to turn the beverage into a sort of emerald liquid.

4. Yawning Portal Buttermilk Biscuits - a fluffy buttery bread that pairs well with anything, is mostly definitely on the Hobbits menu. It’s super easy and quick to do, it looks and tastes amazing and it really paired well with the Brackleberry Jam.

5. Brackleberry Jam - I had originally chosen this recipe for the Elven menu because I figure it would pair well with other options I’m considering such as the Elfharrow Goat Cheese and the Elven Flatbread. But it also works with some of the Hobbit recipes. I don’t the two dinners to taste too similar, even though these two nights will have 2 weeks between them. I’ll probably keep this one for the Elves and come up with a different type of sweet and tart jam, like tangerine and orange, for the Halflings.

So these were the 5 recipes for this weekend. Next weekend I’m going to do some more and share them with you guys. I haven’t decided on the next menu, but it will definitely include the Halfling Oatmeal Sweet Nibbles cause I’m dying to try it!

Since this subreddit only allows one image per post, if you want to check the other recipes I uploaded to the link below!

https://imgur.com/a/JWb2FBz

Had a one shot a few days ago and this was Tom, my aarakocra monk :D

I had so much fun, we lived in a post-apocalyptic world and had the opportunity to time travel in the past, during specific events that made history! We met this mysterious man called Mr. M., who said to us these famous words: "You take the blue pill – the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill – you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes."

We obviously chose the latter🐰

My Tom was a conspiracy theorist (the name is not a coincidence lmao) and yeah, it was hilarious 🦅

He doubted everything and believed that "powers that be" were behind these time travels as well. Was it true tho? We still don't know 👀

Just as the title, I would like your character names and title, for NPC's, so I can build a better world since names from only my brain is rather limited. My personal favorites I've done was "King Razamgeld the Fudd keeper of the crystal of the Magui" and "Maximo Pontifico de la Roshambough the 3rd" and his sister " Minima Pontifica the first of her name."What's your favorite character name and title? So I can steal them and use them in my upcoming campaign. Thank you in advance!

There's been a lot of posts here about "how do I get my players to do x?", or, "a player of mine isn't vibing, what do I do?"

A vast majority of the replies are going to be along the same lines of "Talk to them". It really can be that simple, you are running the campaign, everything MUST go through you, the campaign simply doesn't exist without your input. If they are capable of rolling dice and talking nonsense, they should be capable of having a constructive conversation, if they aren't, they aren't going to be a good DnD player.

No one that's worth playing with is going to think that you're an awful person/DM for setting clear and healthy boundaries and expectations, it's a social game, there needs to be social rules.

P.S. Session 0 is arguably theost important session, use it to cover EVERYTHING that could be a concern. Set the expectations then, and everyone must attend.