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Solves a very minor annoyance in my life. When I run the dishwasher, I flip it to 'clean', that way someone else in the house doesn't accidentally put a dirty dish in with the clean ones before I've emptied it. Once I empty it, I flip it to 'dirty'.

If you'd like to print your own, I've uploaded the files to MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3074944-dnd-themed-d20-clean-dirty-dishwasher-magnet#profileId-3462219

Picture from our session.
Been playing a long time and been trying to work some iconic creatures in more for my players after 8 years. I was excited to have them fight a Purple Work for the first time after 8 years. Normally I love when my players come up with clever solutions but this felt… cheap.

This is a mod from Phandelver and Below. The players were on an island in “The Endless Void”. There was trapped bridge that got sprung on the players and two of them were affected. The barbarian and the Sorcerer (lvl 9) were blinded and overwhelmed with hopelessness (can’t attack or target any creature with harmful abilities, spells or other magical effects).

Looks like big trouble for the other two players. However…

On his turn, the blinded and hopeless Sorcerer says, “I cast Wall of Force” (springs into existence at a point you choose within range). He wants to encase the Purple Worm. His arguments:
1. The spell does not require line of sight as written. “Springs into existence at a point you choose” so blindness isn’t a factor.
2. There is no attack role and he is not “harming the creature” just containing it.
3. He is not casting the spell on the creature but on the ground, so he is not targeting the creature with a spell.
4. I argued the creature is bigger than the “base of 20 feet” it occupies on the board but I felt that was a little cheesy of me.

In the end I said I would give him a 25% chance of casting in the right spot and trapping the creature as it was coiled down to a smaller size. Naturally he succeeded.

After that they polymorphed it into a turtle and threw it into space where it would float for 30 miles before turning back into Purple Worm form. I allowed it but I was disappointed.

How would you have played it?

Althaia was born as the property of a powerful Drow House on Apostae. Unlike most tieflings, she possessed large, functional wings of black and crimson feathers, making her an exotic curiosity within the court. After helping her only childhood friend escape, her wings were torn from her body, and she was cast into the gladiatorial arenas, where she fought to survive until she finally earned her freedom.
She went on to become a legendary bounty hunter and founded the Gorgon to protect the oppressed. Years later, she discovered she was a direct descendant of Nocticula. Captured and tortured in Hell, she spent years recovering from her ordeal. A devoted follower of Sarenrae, she was granted a divine blessing that transformed her wings into magnificent peregrine falcon wings, though she always believed herself to be beyond redemption. Art for Nyssa Stevens. 🖤 Commissions open 🖤

I have a player that always wants to squeeze blood out of a rock..

We’ve been chatting about how to handle bonus action Minor Illusion in combat.

Specifically, casting it as BA (a wall for example) then ducking behind it, to be out of sight, and *fool enemies.

Just curious if anyone has any specific rulings? If you handle it by raw, how has that worked? Any Hombrew?

Cheers

Edit: Illusionists can cast Minor Illusion as a bonus action.

Hello! I drew our DnD gang catching some ZZZ's. If you're reading this, may your short or long rests always be comforting and energizing!

This was inspired by an older drawing I posted on here 6 years ago! Old post here, for the curious wanderers: https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/k31c21/artoc_short_rest/?sort=top

So there's a store that is dedicated to campaigns of DnD and the like. They have a campaign that has opened up tomorrow and it says it is beginner friendly. I have absolutely zero experience but want to get involved. I know there are groups to find campaigns but being completely new, I haven't had much luck finding one. It is a very cool ambiance at the store that hosts the campaign, but it is $75 a month for 2 four hour sessions a month. Does this sound high? The appeal of joining this is it seems to be a pretty professional DM and learning the game through somebody with lots of experience seems helpful. But idk if it's worth $75 a month.

Anyways, would just love some opinions on this from those who are involved. Also please excuse my lingo if I'm off on some of this. Truly inexperienced in DnD in every sense

I made this with blood sweat and tears, and I'm still working on it! I'm not the DM for this campaign, just the free artist with too much time on her hands lol. I'm really proud of how it's coming together :))

Cool little monochrome tiefling and her adorbs owl. So fun to draw! Thx for the opportunity! I loved bringing her trinket-covered, mossy magical staff, braided horns, messy white hair, and timid little feathered friend to life.

She was such a fun character to interpret, and I really enjoyed sketching up her magical, slightly feral, monochrome vibe while keeping her full of personality.

Dang … I love DnD.

#hagapproved

Original art. ❤️

Terrvan Silvermist… coming from the stars and night, she wields the power of Nyx’s sky to slay her foes, carying a sword reflecting a blue nebula… what a character to face! A comisc elf with a deep connection with the moon, she wield her powers from it and from the stars. And in the night of a full moon, she shines more then ever!

A very cool character I had to make with a lot of liberty. Really enjoyed it and big inspiration of the arts of Mythic Odysseys of Theros for the ideas of nebulas and space in this places. I'm far from this professional result but step by step, i can get closer.

Tell me what you think and if feel free to come talk in DM or in Insta (@krabyx).

Sure, wish is cool and all- but I’m more interested in the weird, clever, or completely unhinged answers.
What’s one spell you’d want in real life, and what’s the most unconventional way you’d use it?