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The Dryad’s Gift isn’t a reward and it isn’t mercy. It’s a quiet decision that slowly erases who you were. It doesn’t happen all at once, and no one explains the rules. The forest begins to claim you—skin stiffens, blood slows, thoughts stretch across seasons instead of days. You stop belonging to yourself. You belong to a place. A tree. A silence. The Gift is not kind, only permanent. Once accepted, there’s no way back—only deeper roots. And the forest never forgets.

Painted in photoshop.

This looks so fun, definitely trying it out while we wait for a full Curse of Strahd campaign mod.

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This comic is based on the first ever time I DM:ed a campaign ever, I started with Storm King's Thunder, and it came up that there was an ANCIENT WHITE DRAGON in the vicinity of the STARTING ZONE. The party of lvl 5s decided to go and try to mug that dragon. So I had to homebrew an encounter (couldn't find an actual encounter in the campaign book, just a casual mention of Iceclaws) that wouldn't COMPLETELY fuck them up. It worked out fine, only a 50% casualty rate. Let's see if the Bucket Brigade fares better!

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

Hello!

My table has been playing together for 1 and a half years, every Sunday (except rare instances when more than 1 players can't make it to the session) for about 7-8 hours.

We are 5 in total, 4 players and a DM.

The problem is one of the players who keeps lying about his rolls. He keeps inflating the stats he has (for example he said he has a +5 on Survival but it was only a +3). He also declares natural 20s the most out of everyone at the table. And while we did see some rolls, he has a way of rolling that we can't really see the roll unless we actively try to snoop, which we haven't done because it's just weird.

Until recently.

So, what happened is that we were attempting to get through a trapped ballroom, the solution was to dance through it until the other side and reach the door. This player declared he rolled a 27 on Performance, which made me frown big time as he's playing a Barbarian. If it was a bard or rogue, yeah, 27s are definitely possible.

But I made a mental note to ask him when we took a break.

We didn't take any breaks as a battle ensued but the player had to leave earlier and since we were in combat, he left his character sheet with another player to play in his stead. That's when we all got a look at his character stats and figured he's been lying for a while. As suspected, he couldn't hit a 27 Performance check even with a natural 20.

So last week we played, I strategically positioned myself in such a way as to see his rolls. He kept lying, of course.

Any advice on how to go about talking with him about this? We do not want to make him leave or anything...but it isn't fair to anyone if he's fudging rolls.

This is the cosplay of a wizard I've made for the AllMor 2026 festival in Kyiv, Ukraine. The idea was to make a wizard "figurine" in classical blue and starry style. And my stage performance was the DM and the player playing a scene in a typical DnD session, while my character reflects it in her actions. Long story short, the DM and the player had such absurd ideas that by the end she cast a fireball at them 💥 The costume is completely made by me, except the boots. The bag is a D20 and when stuffed well enough is completely rollable, but its main purpose is to hold a diamond for Chromatic Orb. The flower was gifted to me by another participant, and I got so used to it that I forgot to remove it for the performance. We later joked that it was one of the spell ingredients :D

it’s a heavily homebrewed game which includes my players yelling at each other for ten minutes and then coming up with the most…creative, plan known to man.

and fuckass google searches on my end because of said plans. it’s totally fine, guys, i swear

art by me [soda.sea.art]

little backstory, one of my players is a snake prince and by very wild rolls and poor choices he ended up sweating mayonnaise, which in turn made me have to research how much mayonnaise can a snake sweat if he had the sweat glands of an Egyptian male around 14 BCE. His team then proceeded to collect this mayonnaise and used it to convince a group of backrooms-evolved humanoids (that look like All Tomorrows creatures) to be friendly.

Again.

I’m still sane (I am not.)

Her name is Imogen Kirrin. She is a sun elf barbarian (wild magic barbarian).

Currently she is a tavern owner and it's keeper, not an adventurer anymore. She got a ton of gold from an adventure campaign, enough money to started her own business.

Personality She is a kind of person who is chaotic and likely to do something far beyond of party's expectations.(Sometimes it's funny thing for players but not funny for the characters in the party.) Like once time she was pouring some holy water into a lake expecting the whole lake to becomes a lake of holy water and get rid of all the undeads those are walking under water. She thrown a pie at a hag's face. And tried to choke a ghost with a silver necklace.