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Ok, so a bit of Unpopular opinion here, no doubt. But I was just thinking about armor and realized the ridiculously low Strenght requirements that armor gets.

I know it's old news (with this being an outdated version and all), but why casters get everything that martials have, for free. While Martials need feats and being a little bit MAD just to have 1 daily spell or so?

I think -being generous- Medium armor should have the STR requirements that currently Heavy armor has; and Heavy armor should have slightly higher ones.

...and coincidentally, this would help a tiny bit to make STR a little bit better.

🖌️ Rick Hershey

In order to become the largest locomotive builder in the Federation, Bellwin Locomotive Works created the Boilerfolk to work in their factories. These steam-powered automatons could work longer and harder than ordinary workers, but still required fuel and water. Later, they were also manufactured by other companies and adapted for use in other industries and trades. Now they can be found throughout the Federation and Frontier towns.

Warriors of the Rodeo use ropes to control both animals and enemies. These Monks are natural wranglers, and their deft use of whips and lassos lets them move their foes exactly where they want them, or tie them down.

This is a preview of two of the 20+ Species and Subclasses that will be included in High Moon: A Gothic Western Sourcebook for D&D 5.5e. Follow the BackerKit Page if you want to see more: https://www.backerkit.com/call_to_action/045c24eb-53c4-406c-b3cc-c287d99bdc6d/landing?ref=reddit

It’s me again with the OwlDeer!
This was my original creature design piece that gave way to my 3D printed version!

Sculpted in Z Brush, rendered in Keyshot and photobashed in Procreate.

Very much inspired by the OwlBear and movies like fantastic beasts.

This creature means quite a lot to me, it’s one of my most successful and recognisable designs.
It was actually shortlisted with the Concept Art Association where I became a finalist of 4 in the creature design category, where I was invited to LA for the award ceremony!
I didn’t win, but I was up against and rubbing shoulders with some of the most prolific artists in the entertainment industry which was more than enough for me, and a huge win in itself!🥰

Art Commission - Dalreath, red dragonborn fighter, skilled and deadly swormaster and his companion, Ryuu, elf druid transforming herself into an owlbear! Both fighting for the Baldur’s Gate!
It s when you want to use references of video games that you see sometimes all the work and details in some armors and characters… was very hard for me to redo the armors of BG3… i tried the best i can. What a game and what a design!
Tell me what you think and if feel free to come talk in DM or in Insta (@krabyx).

Hi all. I am sure this topic has been brought up a ton, but I couldn’t find a recent post and I’m pretty new to Reddit in general. Anyway, I play in a small group: five players and a DM. The DM runs the campaign through roll20, and four of us roll through the platform; it creates terrific transparency, and we can’t all play in person all the time, so we all get to see the rolls even when we aren’t together. I’m sure you can see where this is going: one of our group rolls on her phone, and verbalizes her results. She is playing on roll20 with us, but she doesn’t use a digital sheet or rolls we can see. Over the last year, we’ve all noticed her luck (let’s call it that) has been improbably good. It’s 20s all the time. It’s gotten to the point where legitimate criticals have totally lost their luster… she’s just destroying everything all the time. The rest of us are basically utility roles. I’ve talked with the DM who says if this is brought up to the player, she will probably quit. She’s an awesome person and a terrific role player, so I guess we’ve silently agreed that we’d rather she be there than not. I know, sounds like a decision has been made and the point is now moot, but I’m interested in hearing how this has been handled with others. Because I know frustration will boil up again down the road, and I would love to handle this in a positive way. Any advice? Thanks in advance.

I sometimes want to customize my little table when gaming, and since some adventures are placed in a forest or places with a lot of green, I wanted to use some props to help with the immersion.

The first thing that appeared on my mind was bushes and trees, so I got an idea to use bottle caps as tree stumps, I don't need big trees, just something to look at and think "okay, that's a tree so I can hide besides it".

So here's my attempt. :>

Here's some brief description from my client

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Lucky is a 5’5” kemonomimi woman, a slightly dark complexion with black hair and blue eyes.

Her hair is shaggy, and the length goes down to her neck at the most. She is extremely well

muscled. She has the animal ears and tail of a wolf. Her face and body are scarred with burns.

She is usually in her fighting gear, which is samurai-like. She wears a large straw hat that

partially obscures the upper part of her face and eyes.

please let me know if you'd know what this is if you got it from someone as a gift with no context, so I know whether to preface with a "sorry this is so unrecognizable but it's meant to be from DnD" before I give it to him, haha.

I freehanded it completely with no pattern, (my first time doing something like that!!) and I made the eyes by cutting the posts off of two safety noses, then gluing them to some rhinestones I bought at michaels.

also if you're my dad and you see this no you don't. you saw nothing.

Art from the very talented natalie_corsair, my noble bastard swashbuckler, Andeth, has been so far my favorite character to have play as hands down. Was sold to a criminal organization by his step-father as a way to get rid of the "dishonor", eventually being paired with Nimalia, a Yuan-Ti pureblood that has been gaslit by said criminal organization into believing that only they would tolerate her "monstrous existence". Obviously, they were eventually proved very wrong. Art is depicting Andeth essentially giving Nimalia how he'd go about executing a honeypot trap if she was his target.