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The whispers never cease.
The hymns and horrors of a disease
Vibrates through the shield and the lips
Who always emit a ghastly wheeze.
Yet to understand the freezing breeze
You must wear the face as your shield,
As for the uninitiated of the Giant’s hymns
Their veins are cursed with fungous chills!

The Paladin's mission is to protect humanity from the forces that endanger their survival.
He is tasked with the torment of resilience against the formidable powers of the skin.
His mind must be tough as iron and his physical resilience to match the powers of creatures never seen before by human eyes.

My sister just started playing D&D for the first time (it’s been years since I last played) and this is her character sheet. She went all out. She plays a Druid that can turn into a cat, because she has 3 cats she loooooves. She put in more effort than I think I ever have when it comes to character sheets, and it’s for sure cooler than anything I ever made.

The paper is stained with tea, and each section has its own little flair or add on like a cover or an entire book. A lot of the papers have been stained or burnt to make them look woodsy and/or natural, which I think is cool.

I’d love feedback so I can tell her if people liked it 😅

Sylvi is a faun from a small northern village known for its blacksmiths. Her family had been forging weapons for generations, and she was raised around anvils, furnaces, and the sound of hammers long before she ever picked up a blade. Her father died when she was only a baby, leaving behind two things: his greataxe and a journal full of notes on smithing, travels, and the life he hoped to give his daughter.

She taught herself from both. Strong from years of forging and outdoor work, Sylvi eventually forged her own greatsword and left home to see the places her father wrote about. She grew up around nearby humans and elves, so practicality won over tradition when it came to clothing.

She's confident, loud, and always eager to prove herself, sometimes before thinking things through. She enjoys harmless pranks, rarely backs down from a challenge, and is the first to step between danger and her friends. If there's a fight to be had, she'll meet it with a grin and an axe over her shoulder.

I was playing, we fought our first massive boss today after last session with no rest. Needless to say it was an extremely close call. It killed almost 3 of us, and sadly…I couldn’t be resurrected. I’m not too sad about this. Instead of getting revived like the rest, I got an opportunity of a lifetime. My DM is allowing me to “1v1 death” for a second chance at life. Previously I asked him if I could be sent on a solo training arc to solo every level of hell. That seemed too ambitious I guess, so I am now staring death down…literally. My details are below, any advice for a new player. I don’t believe there’s a death stat card for me to be meta gaming? If so please don’t mention anything about it. I’m looking for pure 1v1/fighter advice right now.

I’m a Tiefling, I’m a lvl 12 fighter, with a criminal background, I have a cloak of displacement, dancing longsword, and Flame tongue great sword. I also keep a pet spider in my pocket, very tiny, though it was likely crushed by the giant along with my physical body.

Helissia the Slythrian Cleric who is born in a society of snake like people called Slythrians who agnolage the existence of Yuan-ti and Naga but they are completely different, for instance Helissias home is the wast desert called Sea of Endless Dunes which has a lot of huge oasis spread across it and under those oasis are huge underground cities of Slythrians with blacksmiths, taverns and temples which are devoted to serving their serpentine goddess of health and fertility Kassuba and Helissia is a young priestess at the age of 26. Slythrians are also really kind to each other and outsiders that come into their homeland there are also records of older people of any race going there to live out their final years in peace and quiet.

So i was thinking of making my party face a (young) black dragon, but I wanna make it more memorable. And what i came up with was, clipping the dragons wing taking away its fly speed. And it was forced to adapt, but utilizing its swimming speed, and abilty to breathe in water. And since its immune to acid, making the water acidic.

So how it would attack, is that it would bite, and drag someone into the water, and shooting its acid breath, diluting the water making it acidic for a period of time. And it would try to keep its victim submerged in the acid water, until its dead.

I haven't seen anyone talk about this way to run a black dragon, but i think its rather cool, would love to hear some feedback from more experienced people, and hear their opinions and ideas to run such an encounter.

This is a character art I made for a client.
Gregoire the Owlin Wizard
Character Description : Gregoire is a one time adventurer who traveled the world looking for ancient relics and forgotten tomes. He found many an artifact and catalogued dozens of ruins and tombs, but those days are long behind him now. In his older age he has settled down in a warm coastal town where he spends his days using his long developed enchanting skills to create equipment and potions to keep the next generation of explorers safe and effective.

Feel free to reach me out if you're interested in my works :)