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This is Litrisha from our planescape campaign (her main version, there are others). Inspired by an older character concept that I finally got around to actually playing, and scroll/essay spirits loosely based on japanese folk lore (kyorinrin/fuguruma yohi). She was a wizards apprentice unfortunate enough to draw some bad cards from the deck of many things and ended up trapped inside a wizards spellbook/scroll.

She is a spirits bard and genie warlock using a mix of tortle/autognome race.

This was a commission done by Fagner Lincoln (Instagram)

Hi again! This week's monster was requested by u/AkuuDeGrace! I hope they like it :]

Since I posted my first YouTube video for the bestiary last week, I actually worked on this two weeks ago! I remember that once I got done with it I had kind of mixed feelings, but seeing it now I can say that I'm really happy with it! (ᵃˡᵗʰᵒᵘᵍʰ ⁿᵒᵗ ᵃˢ ʰᵃᵖᵖʸ ᵃˢ ʷᶦᵗʰ ᵗʰᵉ ᶜᵒᵘᵃᵗˡ, ʷʰᶦᶜʰ ʸᵒᵘ ᶜᵃⁿ ˡᶦᵏᵉ, ʸᵒᵘ ᵏⁿᵒʷ, ᵍᵉᵗ ᵒⁿ ᵉᵃʳˡʸ ᵃᶜᶜᵉˢˢ ʰᵉʳᵉ)

Anyways, I know most of you probably didn't see it because my post about it here got the grand total of 0 upvotes, but I really enjoyed working on the YouTube devlog, so if you're into this kind of stuff and want to see the process I'd really appreciate it if you give it a watch!

From beginning to end!

Cause YouTube really cares about that apparently!

Also they like it if you watch something else after my video!

It makes them think my stuff is cool!

So check it out!

Thanks! :]

I recently just kicked out a player from my campaign who has consistently been inattentive, unresponsive, and overall just making my life a nightmare, so I wanted to hear the opposite! What are some of the coolest, most interesting, intriguing backstories YOUR players have came up with?

I’ve been refining my DM setup to balance immersion and control during sessions, and it’s evolved into something that works really well for me.

I run two laptops: one dedicated to audio and quick session tracking, and another for campaign prep (usually Trello or visual notes). The audio laptop handles background music and ambience (Winamp playlists), while also helping me track initiative, HP, and reminders during play.

On the table, I keep things I can grab instantly: a DM screen, a printed folder with battle cards, loot tables, shop prices, and random names, plus a dice tower, pencils, and my DM book. It might sound like a lot, but everything has a clear purpose, it helps me stay fast and focused without breaking immersion.

For the player area, I use placemats and a large plastic sheet over printed battle maps. That plastic layer has been a game changer: it keeps maps flat and makes moving miniatures smooth without shifting the paper underneath. Combined with audio and positioning myself behind the screen at the head of the table, it really helps create a more immersive experience.

Curious how other DMs approach their setup, do you lean more digital, physical, or a mix of both? Anything you’ve found that noticeably improved your flow during sessions? Let me know

These are the beglari for my hobgoblin archery warlock.

The cicadas are from the goblin sultanate where they're from , the silver runes are to help them bind whatever they summon (note they're Nordic runes because that's all I could find , if anyone knows where I could find a similar set of beads with pentagrams on them please tell me ) , the green is for their patron , the white is for the university they studied to be a summoner at , and the purple is there to represent them because they have purple skin.

I braided the cord myself and bought the beads online.

This is another one of the miniatures i made and 3d printed. This one is a Demon Lord and i think it turned out great.

The armour was the most challenging to print successfully with such details but i really like it.

I think this miniature and my previous one which was an archangel would look really nice together.

If anyone wants to share their opinion and give me some feedback on how it turned out, please do, it’s much appreciated.