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Very excited to share with you, Fall.

She is a former herbalist who after being captured by a local gang and being infected by a demonic corruption, She escaped and joined up with her current party. They ventured fourth with the first ship out of port and she is using her skills to both aid the party with their goals and to find a way to remove the corruption that has befallen her.

You are always welcome to reach out to me if you have any inquiries!

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You can see my process live on https://www.twitch.tv/hylleberq as well!
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This drawing comes from a sketch I made years ago; the idea was very vague, and unknowingly, I ended up creating one of my favorite drawings.

Designing the elf and the armor was somewhat difficult; I wanted her to look confident and calm, entering a bar where she was underestimated, and well, in the end things went very wrong, or maybe she came for her prey. I still don't have a defined story, but I hope to make it soon

Meet Yawn of Yon

Theyre a kinda winged lion human hybrid. Arms/ legs/ tail/ears of a lion, wings of a bird (particularly an owl because their feathers look nice aestheticly) and the face and the rest of the body is pretty much human. The nose is a bit more feline. And they have thick plush hair on their head like that of a lions mane.

Let me know if youre more creative with species names than me, I'm having trouble thinking of a good one. I know a "Tressym" is a winged small cat, maybe it can be a play on that word?

So, during D&D, I often find myself quiet during roleplay, not because I'm not engaged with what's happening, but just because I genuinely don't know what to say 90% of the time. Occasionally, I'm able to force myself to give a half decent response, but even then that requires quite a lot of straight silence while I just think it through. The only times I'm able to roleplay well is when something is directly involving my character's story, and even then it takes more effort than I feel like is probably normal.

Initially, I thought it was just something I'd get better at over time, but... Weirdly I've actually gotten worse at it. It's not just my imagination either, I asked my group about it and they agreed that I've been a lot more quiet lately than I was before.

Part of it, I think, is just being a bit of a chicken. More than a few times, I would figure out what I wanted to say, but would be too nervous to actually say it. And by the time I build up the courage to say it, the moment has passed. But that's only part of it, other times my mind just genuinely draws a blank for what to say.

Inspired by Becorns, allow me to introduce you to my new druid, Thistleton Thornwood, who i made out of stuff from the tree in my yard! He will be my new character in an upcoming campaign.

Thistleton was born in a mossy hollow when a Druid was experimenting with new magics and accidentally created a new life when a spell backfired. Now Thistleton is ready to set out on his own adventures and learn how to be a Druid.

(By the way, mine is Heinrich Franz Wilhelm Friedrich Wolfgang Schneider van Viktoria)

As the title says, what is everyons favourite "fodder monster"?

Fodder Monster here is referring to a typically LOW CR base statline foe that the party encounters in typically early in the campaign. Like Orcs, or Bugbears, or Bandits, etc.

For me, it's always Gnolls. One because I dont think they get enough love. Also, the idea of a massive hyena permanently hunched over laughing the creepy hyena laugh as it hunts you is terrifying and awesome.

Gnolls being perma evil because Yeenoghu does make them a little one note I know, but I still love the little guys. Plus, the higher CR variants in the Pack Lord and the Flind are scary and fun, and the Witherling is such a unique idea, IMO.

What's your fav fodder?

Sorry for the bad english, it's not my first language.

For contest I started DMing 2 years ago with a group of friend. We were all beginner at the time and did a lot of mistake. (We playing 5e, 5.5 wasn't out yet in our language)

And so far none of them choose spellcasting class or they would never use attacking spell and I purposully avoided Spellcasting monster

But now I have a wizard in my party so I need to know how it work but my brain can't process for the life of me.

So can someone explain to me what am I suppose to roll and what does my player have to roll when casting a spell

Hi! I’m a creature/character artist and I recently played my first D&D campaign. One of my favorite things about the world was definitely the creatures, so lately I’ve been making some creature concepts of my own. I’m still very new to this kind of stuff, so they probably don’t fit perfectly into a D&D world yet, but I’d love to hear what you think.

I’ll be sharing some of my D&D creatures and concepts here from time to time. If you have any ideas, suggestions, or feedback, feel free to share them!;DD