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TLDR: first time DM asking: what apps / systems / software do you use for session music / ambience sounds?

Hello all. Last night I DM’d for the first time (it had been a long time coming), and loved it. I’d spent time putting together a story and battle map, how each character was intro’d and the group really smashed it with what they brought to the table. Was rounded off with proper level 1 combat against giant rats, with the party all getting into slicing / dicing / sniping / blasting!

However, I found managing the music / ambience the in background whilst doing everything else a tad clumsy. Anybody have advice on systems/apps/software they use to manage the music? In particular if music or ambience moves on, best way to have it flow rather than feel like a sudden stop in sound and another cutting in.

Thanks all.

Image attached just to mark the “first time DM-ing” occasion - the party eradicate on giant rats that have infested the city supplies.

Kolbo is a monster hunter who travels around dealing with dangerous creatures using a trusty javelin. He was raised by a dwarf after losing his parents when he was young, and much of what he knows comes from the practical lessons his adoptive father taught him. Kolbo has a distinctive appearance, with scales that are a mix of red and turquoise and beige-colored skin. He's used to life on the road and prefers solving problems directly rather than making a big deal out of things. While he's experienced his share of hardships, he doesn't dwell on the past and focuses on the work in front of him, taking on monster-hunting jobs wherever they're needed.

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Here's a bit of a PSA from our friends over at U.W.U for an early Halloween special! Got a bit carried away and made 8 panels instead of 4, but if you have a VISION, you just have to follow it! Unless it leads to a quest to find your destiny, those things get nasty quick.

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

Artwork I made of Rivaan, the past life of my Verdan character.

A bit of context, keeping it short: our party discovered that, in the past, our characters were the main forces behind the BBEG of our campaign, the Last King.

Our memories of that time were erased by a guild, and our bodies were reverted to a state from before we first encountered the Last King.

My current character is Guevald, a Verdan Paladin raised by a fairy in the Feywild. But in their past life, they went by the name Rivaan.

Rivaan was a Fighter(Echo Knight) and Warlock - pact with That-Which-Endures as a Great Old One.

Rivaan can be very agressive, after all they had to survive a violent war on their own years ago; and unlike Guevald, Rivaan never found a place to call "home".

But deep down, they're still emotionally vulnerable. The pact was made of a desire to never feel alone again, granding they the Dark Gift "Echoing Soul" and the echos of the fighter subclass.

Tried looking this up, but I only got 30 results for "how to play a character smarter than I am," and my question is a bit more specific. When creating a character, I really like sticking to what I know irl so that I can roleplay it properly and be knowledgeable about what my character is doing, obviously I can't have irl knowledge of everything my character does, but for the stuff I CAN I'd like some advice.

For example, how would I authentically play a doctor character with no medical knowledge? Or how would I play a lawyer character with no experience in how lawyers operate? I know everything would work differently and probably more simply in the dnd world, but I hate feeling unprepared and hate the idea of playing a character I have no idea how to authentically play.

Good day everyone! I would just like to share a recent commission I am working on. A client came back to commission more action poses for his character, Noir Asui, and this is just one of the pages I made him. I incorporated his kusarigama and wakizashi, as well as his hoodie with fox ears sewn over it. I really enjoyed drawing this character and working with the client as well <3

If anyone here have ideas of their characters in different poses, particularly action and something with their personality, I would love to draw your characters!

I am leaving my links here so anyone interested can find me:
https://kronideusart.artstation.com
https://vgen.co/kronideus

Thank you so much, (specially to Mods who approved this post) and have a nice day!

I'm running a level 20 dungeon crawl culminating in my party facing down a lich. Of course, they need to destroy its phylactery first--but oh no! The lich has several decoy items placed around the dungeon, any one of which could be the real phylactery!

Looking for funny ideas or suggestions to help me fill out this dungeon and send my players off on several wild goose chases. What would your phylactery be?

In a fantasy world, there are long-lived races. Should prison sentences vary depending on race?

For example, 25 years in prison could be half of a goblin’s life, while for an elf it could be around 5%.

(Assume prison is a safe place where someone can serve their sentence without threats to their physical or mental health and then be released.)