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The mod team of /r/DnD is excited to announce a special joint AMA this Friday, December 5 (5 p.m. - 7 p.m. GMT)!

We're hosting Mark Hulmes (GM for High Rollers DnD) and Michael from the suicide prevention charity Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM).

Two days after the AMA, on Sunday, Dec 7, High Rollers will be streaming a life-saving one-shot as part of Jingle Jam 2025 to raise vital funds for CALM which you can join.

Meet your guests

• Mark Hulmes: The highly-regarded GM for High Rollers, Mark is also known for guesting on Critical Role and writing an adventure for Candlekeep Mysteries.
• High Rollers DnD: Celebrating 10 years as one of the world's top D&D Actual Play shows, with appearances on D&D Live and loads more.
• Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM): A leading suicide prevention charity who exists to help people find a way forward, offering a free and confidential helpline and webchat seven days a week.

This AMA is your chance to ask Mark about campaigns, writing D&D adventures, or what they've got planned for the Dec 7 stream! You can also ask Michael about the incredible mission the fundraising supports.

Want to play your part against suicide? You can donate now through the High Rollers fundraising page.

Apologies for the absence! This was made two days before I was admitted to the hospital for a mysterious brain contusion, skull fracture, and three hematomas (zero memory of any accident or impact and zero external bruising or signs of damage). Basically like I was cursed by a wizard who set an atomic bomb off in my head. Kinda lowkey prophetic looking back that I rolled owl mystic…Anywaysss, enjoy!

I crocheted these dice bags, added leather drawstrings, a little D20 charm on the drawstring, made and printed the tags, and filled each with a class specific soap and stickers :)

I'm hopefully starring as a guest in a game soon - So I cooked up this character! I decided to play a bit off the usual sorcadin build to have more fun with a unique concept I haven't really seen before.

Asha is a Kalashtar Aberrant Mind Sorcerer x Ancients Paladin.

He became the warden of a sanctum they came to call home—a refuge found only after fleeing his birthplace, in the aftermath of a spirit-binding ritual that tethered his soul to a quori-like entity of his world. The spirit bound to him is not silent; it has its own will, its own desires, and its presence fuels a constant internal war between his sorcerous origin and his Kalashtar self. Fearing what that struggle might one day unleash—upon his people and upon himself—he chose exile. He left out of protection, setting out to find a place where he could understand who he truly was, and where safety and acceptance might finally coexist.

Yes! The stats I rolled were high. He's level 13 ( 7 sorc/6 pally ) - His feats are war caster and resilient con, his build is very versatile since I want to play with the party strengths and his own. So really it's a mix of supp/tank/dps all at once :D

Feel free to ask build questions or anything! I am quite happy with the design here :)

Hi, I'm a somewhat newer DnD player (been playing for about 6 months) and I'm playing Curse of Strahd with my party. Last night, we only had about half of our party, and our DM decided to still have a session, so he had us play as our backup characters as like a one-shot. I am really proud of my backup character and it is my favorite character I've made. He had us fill out a bunch of stats last minute and play this session. The session ran 45 minutes over until I had to leave (I had to be up early for work). I woke up this morning to find out that my character now has a bear snout and is locked up. The locked up part I don't really care about, but I'm upset that my character is physically changed while I can't be there and i got to play as her for less than 3 hours. How do I bring up my disappointment to my DM? Is this even something reasonable to be upset about?

Edit: Thank you for your advice, I really appreciate it. Turns out, I wasn't the only one to message him about what happened during that session, so he's adjusting the result of it. Thank you for being kind and understanding :)

A doodle of my DnD character! :) She is hiding being a siren from the party 🥹 Sirens are hunted for their scales and are becoming an endangered species.

No one seems to mind since sirens are viewed as ‘evil’ but Soluna wishes to make a change!

I got really inspired and imagined a what if?
Wick gets a bad ending, is left alone at the mercy of his family and has no choice but to become the new head, now having to go against what he was trying to fight for...

In all honesty I just adore wick and am very excited to see what will happen not just with wick but all of the characters, the new season has me hooked

Maysie the Black. Far more fearsome than the dragon they had been facing right before this.

Legendary actions included Play Bow, Zoom Zoom, Kiss to the Face, and Puppy Eyes.

Anyways, she's getting up there in age and I enjoy remembering her younger days. I recently joined my first real DnD campaign but this was one of the first times I got to sit in on a session. My schedule was far crazier at the time and weekends off were far more difficult for me to get the.

I am just hoping that someone might enjoy this picture with me so here we are.

some things might be a bit hard to read that's my bad, the main country they are in is Trahaus and the 'enemy' kingdom is Torrence. The continent is about 2x the size of Europe. I'll also gladly take advice on how to make it better (for context I am using the free version of Inkarnate)

I think it’s flight. The number of times I’ve skipped over entire traps and obstacles with it is ridiculous.

The rest of my table seems to think it’s a starter feat or hellish rebuke at level 1 (idk whatever tieflings have) but I’m curious to hear an outside perspective.