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HEY YOU

It’s been nearly a year since I opened up shop and the question I posed on my first giveaway was ‘what do you want to see raffled next?’ And the answer was overwhelmingly a Scattered Pages set, so here we are! A bit of background: I’m a Canada based dicesmith and ambiguous maker of things who’s had the privilege over the past year to sell my wares to dice aficionados around the world! I’ve been playing various TTRPGs for over 10 years and finally getting involved with the online community has been a blast, so I’m back ദ്ദി(ᵔᗜᵔ)

Rules:

• Leave a comment to enter! (maybe take a look at my other sets and tell me which one you’d like to see raffled next? 👀)
• Single entry
• Located in the US or Canada (others outside of CAN/US may enter if you are able to pay for shipping, but unfortunately due to the GPSR I can no longer ship to the EU)
• Account must be at least 3 months old
• Winner will be picked via Redditraffler on January 19th!

I’ll update this comment to announce the winner! Brought to you by~ The Outpost Trading Co. Thanks for a great year and godspeed y’all (˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧

So somewhere one of my players saw a meme where a DM had loading screens they put up on their DM screen whenever they needed to look up something or setup an encounter - I went ahead and started hand-crafting some. Some are homebrew/campaign specific, some are reminders of rules - kinda like you get loading screen tips in Skyrim, Baldur's Gate 3, etc. :) Just thought it was a fun thing & did it!

I am a pixel artist, and I designed my tabletop RPG character in pixel art. She is a blonde-haired elf and a paladin, but her morals are quite questionable. She is a deeply self-centered and narcissistic character, focused almost entirely on herself. However, there is one exception: there is a single person she genuinely cares for—a half-elf king from a different region. This one-sided affection is akin to a platonic obsession, where she devotes her life to the faint hope that the king will someday notice her.

Her backstory is deeply rooted in conflict and betrayal. She is the daughter of the elven king, born into nobility, but she turned against her father due to her disdain for the practices and traditions upheld by the elves in her homeland. Her rebellion against her own family set her on a completely different path, where she broke ties with her origins. Over time, she rose to become the leader of a guild—a role she uses to further her own ambitions, often tied to the half-elf king she idolizes so deeply.

This king is her driving force and obsession. Despite her cold and calculating personality, she is willing to go to extraordinary lengths for him. Her motivations for every action and decision stem from her adoration for him, and she remains blissfully unaware of a harsh truth: the king proposed to her purely for political reasons and does not harbor any real feelings for her. For now, she believes their bond is real, which fuels her determination to do anything in his name.

If the king leans toward darker, immoral decisions, she will follow him without hesitation, regardless of who might be harmed in the process. Her devotion is absolute, and she has no qualms about sacrificing others if it means earning his approval. However, there is potential for change. Despite her narcissism and obsession with the king, her interactions and growing bond with the members of her party could gradually shift her perspective.

The friendships she is forming with her companions might challenge her rigid devotion to the king, forcing her to question whether her loyalty to him is worth ignoring everyone else around her. Over time, the party’s influence may help her see the truth about the king’s lack of feelings and the emptiness of her own selfish ideals. This inner conflict—between blind devotion and newfound camaraderie—has the potential to drive her character development and lead her to a path of redemption or further destruction.

Via this PC Gamer article: https://www.pcgamer.com/games/rpg/23-year-old-d-and-d-rpg-neverwinter-nights-just-got-a-new-update-thanks-to-the-unpaid-software-engineers-of-its-unkillable-community/

I thought some here might find this interesting/amusing. An old school D&D RPG still going very strong! What most people don't know about this game is that it is totally unique - because it is as close as videogames have ever got to giving players the 'real' D&D experience similar to the tabletop experience that we all know and love.

Basically, the game allows players to create their own custom worlds, host them as always-online mini-MMO game servers, and have Dungeon Masters who can log in with a special game client and manipulate the gameworld around players in real-time, leading the players off on live, madcap adventures just like a tabletop DM does in 'real' dungeons & dragons.

It's worth checking out if you've never come across it before! The multiplayer scene is very active, and if you love roleplaying and D&D it is an awesome and very immersive experience, as most of the player-run servers require everyone to keep in-character at all times. This means that all your interactions with other players are in-character, as if you were at a LARP or something like that.

(Crosspost from: https://www.reddit.com/r/neverwinternights/comments/1i1y7mw/23yearold_dd_rpg_neverwinter_nights_just_got_a/ )