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I know tabaxi are not supposed to look like tigers, but I took the liberty. So she’s a simple bard tabaxi from the jungle of Chult.
She ran away because she’s under a curse that forbids her to remember where her hometown is, and to remember her birth name. She tried to comme back home but somehow she never managed to. Anyone who knew her also forgot her name. What’s funny about it is that her story begins when she turned the page. She accepted that she will never be able to go back home, or understand what happened to her. She simply decided to find her own new path. She took the name Rodrigues (with an S because she doesn’t know how to spell it properly). She’s really socially awkward and clumsy, so it’s really fun to play as her (she’s obsessed with gold and money).
She once had a son, whose name she forgot too, and she’s searching for a way to bring him back, thinking that with him, she will finally fell home somewhere.

Found abandoned as an infant near a forgotten woodland shrine outside Baldur’s Gate, Elaria was raised by Vaelor, a retired elven Painbearer who taught her that true holiness lies in carrying the suffering of others. Within the quiet sanctuary of druids and wounded creatures, she grew deeply connected to the spirits of the forest, able to feel pain, grief, and decay as if they were her own. During her First Suffering, a violent forest spirit awakened after desperate loggers invaded sacred land, and Elaria sacrificed herself through an ancient rite to absorb the spirit’s wrath and save both sides from slaughter. The ritual left a scar along her face, transformed one of her arms with spectral nature magic, and crowned her with antlers like the ancient guardians of old. Since then, she has wandered the realms as a mysterious druid healer known as the Elf Druid of the Emerald Veil, carrying the burdens of both mankind and the wilds alike.

Maztica is a continent ripe for exploration and despite the fact that Tabaxi hail from there I rarely see art of any of them with Inca/Aztec theming. Thus, Jade Eye was born!

Hailing from a warrior tribe ruled by a Jaguar Lord, Jade Eye was left to die by his tribemates after a brutal construction accident. As luck would have it, Gondian missionaries had been exploring nearby and found the Tabaxi on the brink of death. Jade Eye was eternally grateful for the assistance and rededicated himself to Gondian ideals. Working alongside Gnomish inventors, he was able to assist in crafting magical prosthetics to help him regain his edge in battle.

Jade Eye now wanders Faerun in the name of Gond, protecting those who seek knowledge for beneficent ends and wrecking the constructions of more malicious folk.

This cake was actually a wedding cake - unusual but epic nerdy wedding :D they slayed the cake with a sword of course.

What do you think of it? Would you like to have this as a wedding cake with all the teeth and drool?

It took about 20 hours to sculpt and was over 30 kg/66lbs heavy for 100 guests.

I also posted a making of video in other communities if you want to see how it was made :D

Something happened at our table that was too funny not to share.

Our halfling fighter was getting annoyed at our DM for seemingly targeting his pony mount all the time causing him to have to buy several mounts over the course of the campaign.

After watching a Zee Bashew cartoon he got the idea of marrying his pony to get the +2AC bonus and if the DM killed the pony he would technically be a widow and be able to marry a new pony and continue the cycle.

He prepared for the bit and role played it well only to get stopped when the cleric pointed out the pony wasn’t a humanoid and that the Ceremony spell wouldn’t work on a beast.

Without missing a beat the halfling said that the church of Tempus was discriminatory and that he would find a different religion that would accept the love between a halfling and pony.

We all laughed but he’s now made it part of his characters quest, asking new religious figures what their position is on pony marriage and if they would use a miracle to make her a humanoid.

It’s been a lot of fun and he doesn’t even care about the bonus to AC anymore because as a side effect of the drama the entire part is now committed to keeping the pony alive and the DM no longer deliberate targets it.

I like playing the ones that look mostly human. I don’t care for elves tho, because they seem a bit basic and the animalistic species aren’t really for me.

I was gifted a tiny set of oil paints, so naturally i had to try them out. And what better way than to paint the characters from my current campaign, the dragon of icespire peak. I‘m no artist, but I kind of like my dnd party, overlooking phandalin. One cursed elf druid with crow familiar, one human bard, a dwarf cleric and a dwarf barbarian, a dragonborn sorcerer and a dragonborn wizard. Icespire peak with the dragon in the background.

The colours are a bit too vibrant, I probably should have mixed them with others to dull them down a bit, instead of using them as they came out of the tube.

Still, I thought someone else might like to see this, so I thought i‘d share