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I made this Christmas commission for a friend’s homebrew D&D holiday one-shot before everyone went off for the holidays. In the story, Santa appears sick and asks the party for help—but the final reveal is that Krampus has been controlling him from the shadows, kicking off the boss fight.

The session had just wrapped, so I wanted to share this dark little twist. Happy holidays everyone 🎄

https://eepystew.carrd.co/

It was hard for my brain to grasp a flat map, so I decided to make it 3D. An old globe, some paint, and paper mache for terrain and it came out great. the clouds are areas their kingdom has not mapped out yet, for players to explore eventually.

It finally happened. Our one-shot ended with my wild magic sorcerer rolling a fireball centered on myself, killing the whole party.

I can put that subclass aside and let it rest in peace now.

^{I loved it while it lasted}

I know, I know... first it would be the corpses of convicted felons, then a change in what crimes are capital crimes, then the wholesale slaughter of the population for the comfort of the elites. But for a while there... morally centered, public good, civic works by the "died of natural causes and want to help their (great)grandchildren" undead seems like a no brainer.

I drew this knight as an Npc for a oneshot I Dm a few weeks ago

Campaign has been going on a while over the internet. This is (from the left) o our DM who also plays a Goliath barbarian npc, our satyr bard, and me our tabaxi rogue. Our human monk, shapeshifter druid, and elven sorcerer were not avaliable pictures unfortunately. Still a

great night of DnD!

Hello! Today I want to show you an illustration of two OCs that I made for Flossenmonster (2024).😊

This is my first and likely last reddit post. My most recent character is a 3 foot tall elderly tortle named Splurbis. She's wonderful and I love her. My roommate of less than a year who does not play DND got me Splurbis dice and I'm so happy. Poor quality picture, high quality gift. Just wanted to share some wholesome nerd shit with my fellow nerds.

This artwork is my take on the DnD Deity known as Primus that hails from Mechanus. Not a lot is shown about Primus and his design in lore so I decided to make my own interpretation of the Being as seen in the world I created for my campaign. His significance for me was tied to a clockwork soul sorcerer and a lot of the design embodies their ties to the player backstory as well as inspo from other neutral deities in other fictional worlds.