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Hi everyone!
Our Dazzling Dungeon Decks are fully funded on kickstarter! But we have some fun stretch goals, so if you know anyone who might enjoy having over 300 ttrpg NPCs, creatures, and items on hand, please share the link with them :D They’d make a great DM gift too, because they’re perfect for little spontaneous encounters.

Every npc comes with a little motivation, so if your players take a sharp turn down in a direction you didn’t expect (or if you’re a player who likes doing that to your DM haha), they work as great prompts for spontaneous side quests. And the creatures will come with a companion booklet of 5e compatible stats so they can be used as foes or familiars :)

To more easily find my ttrpg comics, feel free to check out r/TableTopComic or my LinkTree

Howdy folks

Bit late than I usually post but life happens etc etc!

Speaking of which, bit of a headsup for the coming months: my second born arrives in less than a month and after that I'll take a break to spend time with the family and after that comics may be a bit sporadic as I attempt to juggle family and trying to make money out of making art and comics! and RIGHT after the arrival, we'll be moving to a new place to have space for the kiddos and not walking up six flights of stairs without an elevator (why would I walk with an elevator?), so things may be a bit chaotic!

We'll see how it all turns out!

Stay excellent out there!

Peace and carrots!

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My D&D comics: Sellswords & Sorcery The Weekly Roll The Pos'Thal Chronicles

My 40k fancomic Rogue's Retinue: Rogue's Retinue

Great turnout. Lots of positive vibes from all ages with the sign.

I’m told I need a 400 character description to post so here:

It's been one week since you looked at me

Cocked your head to the side and said, "I'm angry"

Five days since you laughed at me saying

"Get that together, come back and see me"

Three days since the living room

I realized it's all my fault but couldn't tell you

Yesterday, you'd forgiven me

But it'll still be two days till I say I'm sorry

Hold it now and watch the hoodwink

As I make you stop, think

You'll think you're looking at Aquaman

I summon fish to the dish

Although I like the Chalet Swiss

I like the sushi

'Cause it's never touched a frying pan

Hot like wasabi when I bust rhymes

Big like LeAnn Rimes

Because I'm all about value

Bert Kaempfert's got the mad hits

You try to match wits

You try to hold me but I bust through

Gonna make a break and take a fake

I'd like a stinkin' achin' shake

I like vanilla, it's the finest of the flavours

Gotta see the show 'cause then you'll know

The vertigo is gonna grow 'cause it's so dangerous

You'll have to sign a waiver

Hi all! A few years back I released a free VTT on Steam (link in the comments). I've been slowly improving it over time and it's working pretty well on mobile now.

So why use this over all the many other options? It's laser focused on in-person sessions, with maps being shown on a TV or projector. Things like character sheets and dice rolls are done the same way you're doing it now.

It can pull off some neat tricks, such as fog of war, dynamic lighting, measuring tools, and automatic scaling. It comes with over 500 free tokens and 500 free maps, such as this one by u/TessaPresentsMaps. No AI is used for anything.

If it's for in-person, why have a mobile client? Well if you own a fancy touchscreen (like the ones I sell) players can move their tokens around by using physical minis. But if you don't, the DM is stuck moving everything themselves.

The web/mobile version allows players to drag their own tokens around the map, leaving one less thing the DM has to deal with. Players simply enter a 4 digit code on a website and that's it. No installation required.

The main program runs completely offline. No cloud, signing up, logging in, limited tiers, microtransactions, or any of that nonsense. Works on low-end and outdated hardware on Windows, Linux, and Apple silicon.

A network connection is required for using it with the mobile client. But it uses WebRTC to make a direct connection between devices if possible. It only uses the server for the initial handshake and will relay data if the NAT punch-through fails. All this happens automatically.

The browser version does not work on Apple phones or very low-end Androids. There is an Android app on the Play Store which works a bit better on low-end phones like mine but no Apple Store version right now.

Let me know if you have any questions! Links to my store, the Steam app, web client, and Play Store in the comments.

This is a commission I did for russianWraith about two months ago

This is the description my client has provided

The character, Vhraska Snowdrift, is a silver dragonborn wizard with a timid and shy personality. She has a long tail ending in a heart-shaped frill and striking amethyst-colored eyes. She carries an ornate staff with an ice-blue crystal at its head, as described by the client in their original description.

I saw a post here recently discussing favorite monsters. One of mine is the Nothic, it’s a low CR creature with some GREAT roleplaying opportunities due to its mechanics and descriptions. I figured I’d make a post dedicated to Nothics and ask,

“what are your guys’s best monster roleplaying moments?”

For me,

The Nothic in TLMoP Premade set there is a Nothic encounter. Nothics are described as being essentially insane and that paired with their psychic abilities makes for a super cool creature. My players had never see one before and the set up with the rotting corpses really had them freaking out when they started hearing voices in their heads.

This is some original Digital art of mine of said beloved Nothic.

Art:By TheTrueJack on Vgen.TheTrueJack

Hi, and as they title says I'm looking for ideas on what to make this character class. Got em through a adopt commission, and found them really cool. At the moment I was thinking of making the character a druid of the star, dream, or moon. Due to his design, but would love to hear others thoughts. I normally play my characters somewhat passive, until fights.

So they are almost always considered, True Neutral, at start of the campaign. I prefer magic classes more then non magic if that helps. For race I'm thinking human, Elf/half-elf, or even Aasimar. It'd be first time playing as any of the said races also.

We have three different states with different trade specialties. The RA exports timber and ore, the concord exports grain and animal products, the DC exports skilled labor/culture. Each hex is 20 miles, takes about 6 months to get from the DC to RA capitols. Some of the rivers are that big, others aren't and just there for detailing water availibity. I'll add city names at some point. Deep seas are intraversable. Dread lands will be some kind of curse/monster infestation. Is anything geographically or socialogically unsound or inconsistent?