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Steel Wind Strike was martial maneuver/monk's power - now it is wizard's spell.

New Jump spell is how Jump worked in BG3. Instead of applying this awesome change to str-based martials who would be happy with it - casters get the benefit instead.

"Martial" fullcaster subclasses shouldn't exist. Simple as that. They should be the part of arcane halfcaster class.

There's also spells that can easilly work as martial abilities - like Haste (Adrenalin Rush-like effect), Zephyr Strike or Nondetection (this effect should be base Rogue's high level feature).

You can find more examples like that - but people would often treat those examples as "That's why martials shouldn't have abilities like that - look, here's a spell that do this!". But truth is - spellcasting being the only subsystem in 5e just hogs every single mechanical niche to the point martials just can't have nice things. It would make them "just like Wizard". Because Wizard stole everything.

What are you d&d death bed sins? Things you would only ever reveal from behind the screen on your death bed.

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I'll give you an example. I once tricked the party into believing they had skipped an entire dungeon i had made, giving them great satisfaction...despite the fact i had never made a dungeon.

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Knowing i was going to do this, earlier in the campaign i gave the most impatient character a set of prayer beads with Wind Walk. Burying the main entrace to the stairwell leading down in rubble. A direct path to heart of the lost city (they assume existed). The other path was open, leading to elaborate defenitely prepped dungeon.

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My player pulled out his item card, he had been waiting the whole game for the perfect moment, and with great satisfaction the party applauded "outsmarting" the DM.

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Of course i graciously played into this. Congratulating them on their brilliance, and bemoaning ALL that wasted prep.

played this character for the mines of phandelver, which then continued into phandelver below the obelisk before the game died out due to scheduling issues :(

their name is Lohi Kaerme and they are a Locathah aberrant mind sorcerer
locathah are considered medium so took some creative liberties and made them tall

i was originally gonna play a draconic sorcerer as their name comes from the word lohikäärme (dragon in finnish) but didnt really like the subclass

model made in blockbench and the texture is 512x512

Hey guys !

It’s me again (check my profile if you haven’t seen my other drawings hihi) with art for one of my upcoming character ! Her name is Domino and this is her familiar Pip (as in the dots on dominos and dice apparently… I did not know that prior to making her either) ! She is threatening him a bit with an Eldritch blast, which takes the form of an elongated star… but do not worry in this story the dog survives !

I don’t have much backstory for now besides the fact that she made a pact with an Eldritch being while in the Feywild, because she is a Changeling and was raised by a hag !

The floating head is her arcane focus which she uses to fight, making it bigger, throwing it at others, bursting it, etc… I am sure I will have fun describing her spells !

Let me know what you think !

Hey guys! I just finished this character art and honestly really happy with how she turned out 🖤

This is my dark elf rogue she doesn't have a name yet (still deciding!). She's got long white hair in a braided ponytail, pale grey skin, and these striking purple eyes that basically scream "I will stab you and disappear into the shadows before you hit the floor.

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Vibe-wise she's cold, calculated, and probably morally grey. The kind of character who works alone, doesn't explain herself, and has a tragic backstory she'll never talk about unless you roll a Nat 20 on Persuasion.

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Still looking for a name drop your suggestions below! 👇

Tavern maid 🍺

An elven barmaid who moves quickly through the busy tavern, serving cold ale in heavy mugs to tired warriors coming back from long journeys.

She smiles as she works, greeting each guest kindly. The room is loud with talk, laughs, and stories from every table. The smell of roasted meat, fresh bread, and beer hangs in the air by the fire. She weaves between tables, never stopping, as mugs are emptied as fast as they are filled..

Hey everyone! I wanted to share this piece I made of my friend Kuberish's original character, Flams. In her lore, he is a Fire Giant with an absolutely amazing story. I fell in love with his design and personality, so I decided to challenge myself and reimagine him as a massive, powerful dragon! The artwork is fully traditional, drawn on paper by me (Dimenran) using alcohol markers. I really wanted to capture his fiery nature and brute strength while translating his giant features into dragon anatomy. I'd love to hear your thoughts! How would your D&D party react to encountering a Fire Giant Dragon boss?

Title says it all basically. I saw this design of spell slot tracker somewhere and decided to make one for myself. I used Sapele as I had it to hand. You can barely tell but I messed up the 6 and put a second 4, I should have double checked before carving each Roman numeral. Oh well it's fixed now.

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I'm a level 3 Druid so currently only have 1st and 2nd spell slots but figured I'd get everything I need now. I might only take the 2 dice I need or bring them all as it looks nice filled and I can only have 4 of any spell slot anyway so "6" will count as "0" for my purposes.