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Hello all, I made this design in TinkerCAD and then 3D printed it in 16 parts. I also created an A4-sized slot behind the faces so that my daughter can insert different scenes, based on whatever her current campaign is. This one is a 'Where's Waldo'-style scene of Menzoberranzan. I don't play DnD myself so what do you DMs find useful to have on the inside of your DM screens?

Many thanks for any help, from a clueless dad!

Drawing male kinda hard but i really enjoyed drawing my friend OC :3

Human, Mage, Lorehold student

~ Character Story

As a curious student of Lorehold College, he was always more interested in exploring forgotten ruins than attending lectures. During an archaeological expedition, his curiosity got the better of him. While investigating a crumbling chamber, the ground beneath his feet gave way, sending him plunging into a hidden chasm beneath the ancient ruins.

There, he discovered an old, dust covered grimoire. Believing it to be nothing more than a forgotten relic, he opened it without hesitation and recited the incantation written on one of its pages, unknowingly releasing the mysterious entity sealed within.

Rather than claiming his life, the entity offered him a pact.

In exchange for experiencing the world through the young scholar's eyes, the entity granted him a pair of spectral arms capable of assisting with spellcasting and arcane research. From that day forward, his eyes permanently changed to a brilliant violet, serving as a constant reminder that another presence now shared his vision. To avoid unwanted attention, he began wearing tinted glasses to conceal their unnatural color.

https://preview.redd.it/n7gdk5clg5hh1.png?width=3000&format=png&auto=webp&s=863afe656464c6b939bf1ffc8b8d3e8fd083febb

I wanted to share one of my latest D&D commissions here

I’ve been having a lot of fun working on fantasy and TTRPG characters lately, especially pieces where I can push expressive designs, fun silhouettes, and lots of little details in the outfit and props.

I’m currently open for commissions if anyone is looking for character art, party illustrations, creatures, or other fantasy/TTRPG pieces, feel free to send me a DM!

Portfolio: https://cara.app/carimbotinteiro
Socials: -@CarimboTinteiro

Technically an old character I had shelved but intend on using soon! (might also turn into a npc for the game i want to run but shush)

Ciel is an Elf(High Elf) Scribes Wizard researches who focuses on religious studies/learning about corruption. He also happens to have a blood consuming parasite slowly overtaking his body that he got as a freebie from his little adventures trying to find out more about forbidden magic/corruption. His damage types of choice are poison and psychic <3

Since hes technically also a wip, gimme your thoughts!!

Just wrapped up this commission of Vivi, an Aasimar Rune Smith, featuring both her full combat armor and under-armor look. Huge thanks to my client for trusting me with their amazing character! The glowing eye trails, hammer design, and winged shield were all their fantastic ideas. Her Aasimar heritage is shown through her radiant halo and glowing eyes rather than physical wings.

I'm currently open for commissions feel free to DM me if you're interested. Thanks for looking!

I made this character sheet comm for my my good friend Adea, I really dig the colour scheme and enjoyed making her lil accessories and the chibi version. For backstory her name is Sophia “Sophie” Everhart a storm sorceress tiefling who's in a quest to find her missing brother who she heard had teamed up with the wrong kind of people. Hopefully I can do more art like this in the future as I'm happy with how it turned out, my biggest hurdle was definitely making the horns look natural heh.

In my next Campaign im gonna try to play a Fairie and on my researsch i got a bit mixed up about what the main difference between the seelie and unseelie court is.I know it's not easy to explain that one is evil and the other good, however, in my research I didn't find much besides this comparison.It´d be really helpfull if someone could help me out a bit on this topic :)