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Back when covid first hit, my agency gave up our offices, since we weren't gonna be using them. One downside of that was that I hosted all my D&D games at our meeting room.

So I found a small area that I could start "fixing up". Now 6 years later and this is where we gather to roll some dice, eat some pizza and pretend to be someone else. The effort we've put into building the whole hub and the setup has been amazing and I've had help from many friends who also play their games here.

A few years ago we had this custom table made for us. Yes it looks like a coffin (which suits our Curse of Strahd campaign). But also "yes, it is the most optimal shape for the room. Nobody blocks anyone when looking towards the DM seat.

And we decided against getting a tv mounted inside the table, since we play with printed minis and terrain, as that adds the third dimension to various tactics and situations.

The room is not done, but I think it never will be. And that is very much okay.

I recently wrapped up this commission as a surprise gift from a DM to his player: Jimmy Fallon as a warlock, with Jay Leno as his patron! xD The character is like a mobster who talks in a cheesy Italian accent and is obsessed with money, fame, and power.

His backstory is that he was a total nobody before striking a pact with Jay, and now he’s rapidly climbing the Hollywood ranks with dreams of becoming the biggest star ever. He even hands out autographs to strangers.. whether they know him or not.

He also has a familiar: a floating spotlight that shines on an ally twice a day, giving advantage on Persuasion and Performance checks.

Props and thanks to Joshua and his player for the idea, this was a lot of fun to paint and draw!

Hope you guys enjoy!

https://eepystew.carrd.co/

Me personally, I'm going for an Elf subrace. Being able to gain the effects of a full 8 hours in half the time without "waking up" groggy and in need of caffeine sounds great. Anything else is just an extra little thing.

Edit: Any PLAYABLE race.

Edit2: 5th edition, 2014 or 2024

Edit3: Only Official and Matt Mercer stuff

Edit4: This is an alternate timeline where fantasy races are normal.

Hello! This is a character design I did for a patron. Her name is Sol, she is a human cleric with an affinity to wind magic. She was orphaned as a child and was raised in a church where she learned healing magic, thus becoming a cleric. Given her background, she still awakened her affinity to wind magic later in life. She adventures with cleric robes combined with light bracers for situational combat. Her main role is healing but she is more than capable in blasting foes with wind magic.

If you’re interested, feel free to send me a DM for inquiries. Thank you! :))

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So, this is a bit of a doozy

There's a player in the campaign I'm currently in,that keeps creating and bringing more and more characters into the campaign

There are currently 4 players in this campaign, and he has 8 different characters he's created for this campaign. All with their own voices, backstories and such

Because of his extreme insistence on having so many characters, our DM had allowed each of us to have 2 characters in play at all times.

The other 3 of us have 2 characters each in play, and don't desire to have any more

The other guy just keeps adding more, and more, and more

He claims he finds the ideas online, and can't help but make them and can't help but put everyone into the current campaign

Even with the DMs rule, he insists on having 3-4 of his characters in play at all times, plus having a shit ton of stuff happening behind the scenes, that he assumes we already know about

And he doesn't ask the DM to bring in these new characters. He just has the little introduction event and brings them in mid session, surprising the DM, and making him have to work them into the current narrative

Our DM hasn't stopped him yet because he's insanely passive and kind and just wants his players to have a good time. He's a little too passive if you ask me, but that's my opinion

The other guy tried bringing in his 7th and 8th characters today, and due to a slightly connected problem, we all left session early today We ended up informing the DM that this guy was trying to bring 2 more characters in, and pointed out the the DM that he does have the ability to tell this guy to not bring in more characters

This is getting insanely tiring playing with this guy. 80% of combats are just his characters, and all his characters are ridiculously OP. We've literally told him he could have an entire campaign just on his own.

He got pissed off when I called him out for taking advantage of our DM today too.

He whines that he hasn't been able to have any of his newer characters in the spotlight lately, and we told him to get over it, because he's not the only guy playing

If he's actually allowed to bring in his newest characters, I'm gonna leave the campaign, because I'm tired of being sidelined for his characters all the time

We suspect at least one other player has quit because of this guy, because, because was just taking over all the combat.

Like I admire his creativity, but this is too much

on a slightly related subject, this man has about 47(!) characters he's made on DnD Beyond, and he intends to eventually have all of them in campaign

Also if anyone saw my last post to this subreddit about a problem player, yes, it's the exact same guy

I don’t know what to do about my players being cowardly and/or not taking tactical suggestions.

The first dungeon, they kept trying hang back to shoot arrows against goblins who are more than happy to shoot back from behind cover in total darkness. The combat took forever and they took 4x the amount of damage because any suggestions of “maybe light a torch and run into melee with them?” Was met with skepticism.

what would you do?

Party recently hit 9th level, all fun and games for my wizard and the druid getting to play with 5th level spells. The ever brilliant druid however decided to bin that off and instead summon 16 fucking panthers in a turn, ruining the DM's evening, crashing the action economy and giving the party the plausible deniability it needed to not go to jail for murder (we CANNOT be held responsible for the actions of 16 'wild' panthers).

Not sure about the 18+ tag but seems appropiate for this situation.

I want to make a campaign based in hell and while working on the lust sin i couldn't think of a good place for my PC to play. I thought of a city but it seemed too basic. Do you have any idea ?

NOTE : this part of the campaign is not supposed to have any irl erotic event. It's purely for the thematic

My son requested this painting and I don’t usually paint on canvas so this was a really interesting challenge for me. I typically paint miniatures in my free time and they’re almost always historical figures so doing something fantasy based was a lot of fun.

My son is five but been getting into lots of fantasy lately and has really enjoyed looking at the various creatures in the world of Dungeons & Dragons. Along with owlbears he is also very fond of Tiamat. We have been watching the original D&D show on YouTube lately and he really loves it.

I painted this in about 3 1/2 hours with a few breaks in between, and I used various references that I found on Google search to help piece it together.

Thanks for looking 🤘