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(Doesn’t necessarily have to be your line I just wanna hear it)

I’ll start:

“The only ‘natural spread’ is what I do for my husband!”

Nerith was buried alive as punishment, or as a sacrifice, depending on who you ask. What nobody planned for was the grave-fire answering when Nerith called. The robe is what’s left of the burial shroud. The chains still carry the seal of the people who put them down there.

Now walking, slowly, toward whoever signed the order. There’s no rush when you’ve already died once.

If you want art of your own character, we’re having our grand opening right now, with a 20% discount until December 1. Feel free to ask me anything about commissions by DM, or check the link vgen: https://vgen.co/sekaifi

Thanks for looking, have a nice day!

You can subscribe now to this map and 300+ more at: patreon.com/balatroart

Spooky month is past but its still technically fall! So heres a map inspired by a thought I had of how funny it would be to use that 12 foot home depot skeleton as a titan “mini” in a ttrpg encounter.

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A commissioned piece I worked on recently. The character is a Dragonkin who's been terrorizing the swamplands throughout the realm. His true form is actually that of a fully grown dragon, but he prefers to take on a humanoid form. He also has the ability to shapeshift into mud and use it to create various things, such as weapons, armor, and more.

The concept for this character was largely inspired by the character owner's Dracthyr OC from WoW. His appearance was also tweaked a bit from the original, most notably with the bulkier body type seen here. There was already plenty of artwork of him available, so my task was to reimagine him as something more intimidating, with a bit of a horror twist.

Halloween was just around the corner when I drew this character, so the timing couldn't have been more perfect, haha! :D

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for inquiry, email me at: [rudiindra4art@gmail.com](mailto:rudiindra4art@gmail.com)

My 9yo daughter has apparently been learning about DnD from someone at school, and was describing it to her siblings this morning. I overheard: "and you choose your character. You can be a thief, a goblin, a wizard, a knight, or a lawyer." and then "your gender can be either goblin or human."

OK, more seriously... She's asking for DnD for Christmas. We're a boardgaming family, and the entirety of my RPG experience was a one-shot I participated in years ago, and my wife doesn't have any experience in it either. So how do I go about this? I assume most DM guides assume playing experience, and most newbie guides assume you'll be a player. So..... help?

Edit: wow, already so many incredibly helpful replies! I won't be able to thank everyone individually, but I truly appreciate all of the guidance, suggestions, and support!

i’ve run a lot of dark stuff. strahd, folk horror, undead survival. so i figured witchlight would be a nice little break.

it’s not a little break. it’s the whole carnival of feelings. a module where you can get through almost everything by being kind or clever or just weird enough? where the “villains” are sad and petty and kind of hilarious? my players are having the time of their lives and so am i

after months of my players trusting no one, watching them make friends with literally everything in the feywild is so refreshing lol

if you’ve never run it and you’re burnt out on grim campaigns, try it. it fixed something in me

what’s the most wholesome campaign or module you’ve played?

Tyra is my dear costumer DM Nath's OC!
She is a young adult red dragon, almost 300 years old mortal measures with a tough history. After a rampage of revenge for her older sister, whose death's informations was greatly obscured and manipulated by her parents and homeland peers, had her dragonic powers suppressed in her body, through a ritual of terrifying power. Her ability to draw on her powers was severed, forcing her into a human form.
Mechanically Tyra is a Hexblade Warlock, with her patron effectively being herself.

You can download the full resolution map and all of its variants for free on its patreon post here!

Ocarina of Time is one of my all-time favorites and so I couldn't pass up the opportunity to make something to mark the remake's release. Not sure if I'll be visiting any other locations in Hyrule yet, but had a lot of fun re-envisioning the Sacred Forest Meadow!

I ask because I have run multiple campaigns with 8 or 9 players, most of the time many of them were first-time players.

put this up a couple weeks ago and forgot to follow a few rules so if this looks familiar that’s why!

this is a twin commission I did for a couple friends I’ve been playing with for a little over a year now! They’re also twins in real life, so this commission felt extra special. The one on the left is a paladin, and the one on the right is a ranger. I was so honored they trusted me with their characters and I love seeing them on dndbeyond haha