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I designed a pair of experimental d20s called FateFlip.

The white "Good" d20 is mechanically biased toward higher results, while the red "Evil" d20 is mechanically biased toward lower results.

Both dice use an internal design that gives each die 60 display surfaces instead of the 20 faces visible on a standard d20.

To emphasize extreme outcomes, I added special symbols:

White "Good" d20 special features:
The Great 20 (chance of 1 to 60 rolls)
⭐ Radiant Star (chance of 1 to 60 rolls)
🪽 Angel Wings (chance of 1 to 60 rolls)
@ Twist of fate (chance of 1 to 60 rolls)

Red "Evil" d20 special features:
The Terrible 1 (chance of 1 to 60 rolls)
💀 Demon Skull (chance of 1 to 60 rolls)
🗡️ Broken Sword (chance of 1 to 60 rolls)
@ Twist of fate (chance of 1 to 60 rolls)

The concept was inspired by game effects such as blessings, curses, luck, destiny, divine favor, and misfortune, represented through the die itself rather than through modifiers or rerolls.

These aren't intended to replace a standard d20. I imagine them being used only for special situations where a game calls for unusually good fortune or unusually bad fortune, while ordinary rolls would still use a regular d20.

What game mechanics or RPG situations would you use these dice for?

Commercial Disclosure: I am the creator of FateFlip d20. The dice are available on Amazon here

Been working on a new character concept lately: a traveling postwoman who delivers letters across the realm with the help of messenger pigeons.

I liked the idea of making a fantasy character with a regular job instead of another warrior or mage. While adventurers are off saving kingdoms, someone still has to carry news, contracts, love letters, and all the little things that keep the world connected.

The pigeons help her deliver messages over long distances, and she carries enough mail to make every trip feel like a small expedition.

Curious what class you'd give her in D&D!

After so much time shaping it with dice, character sheets, and countless hours of gameplay, it's finally here: my first mini-comic!

Inspired by the madness and unmistakable aesthetic of Helltaker, but with the epic and chaotic flavor of my D&D games. If you've ever wondered what happens when the party's plans go awry (or a little too well), Whylands is the answer.

I've poured all my passion into this project to bring you a story where adventure meets a sharp visual style and a fast pace. This is just the beginning of what unfolds in these wild lands.

I've also already corrected a text thanks to one of your comments.

An OC I drew in my free time! A member of the Rising Crimson, trying to establish her guild within the newly restored town of Haltheon after being ransacked by wrath of goblin army. A mixed class of Rogue/Fighter to enable her doing combat acrobatics while still maintaining her ground during the heat of the battle.

I was watching the Princess Bride and during the famous sword fight, I had an inspiration for how she fights ^ ^

See more of my works if you like this one!

https://darellworks.com/

Art is by me. This is going to be for a poster for the D&D club at the school I work at. I'm trying to evoke that D&D cover art vibe and sense of scale and adventure. It was nice to practice doing a full composition and background when I usually just draw single characters. The whole piece is very Smaug in his treasure hoard inspired. Let me know what you think. Will our intrepid party make it out alive or is a TPK inevitable.

Made this on MapGen4 (no AI to my knowledge on that sight). If this is Mik, Rosie or Bex, pls don't read this.

This is the Byfrûst Archipeligo, currently dominated by an army of Zealot Barbarian Frost Goliath lead by a six-armed giant named Viddal, the offspring of a Hill Giant pleasure thrall and a Hechatoncheire (hundred handed giant).

The archipeligo has become a factory farm of flesh as the horde attempt to create their own bastard god, a massive flesh tree they call Yggdrasil. The humans, gnomes, tieflings and halflings who once lived there have been subjugated and enslaved, as the horde turned their townships into Valhallas; bloody great homes for their captive bands of orcs (they mature the fastest out of humanoid races). In the Valhallas they fight, shag and feast to their hearts' content every night, and then the goliath cart their bodies off to be turned into Flesh Golems, which are later tossed onto the roots of Yggdrasil, growing it exponentially. As such, the thralls are forced to overfish, overhunt and over farm the land in order to provide enough food and booze for the orcs.

Nobody but the goliath know how to sail after generations of slavery, but a small group of runaways found their way to the Jormungandr Basin, and within they found an ancient god known as the Dredge Feeder (Fathomless Parton). It gave them power, and told them that should they fell Yggdrasil and sink it's corpse into the depths, it will rise up and drown the entire archipelago, putting an end to the horde once and for all.

Of course, the conflict isn't totally isolated, as the Church of Tiamat are anonymously trading with the Dredge Cult by way of a shell company out of Baldur's Gate that sends them provisions, as a sunken nation has no use for it's treasures, but the Mother of Calamity certainly does. The ships they send are autonomous, manned by skeleton crews of rookie adventurers who don't know how to sail. They are, of course, also sending the occasional Cleric of Tiamat who is more than happy to heal the revolutionaries for a sizeable fee.

Between the War profiteering, Zealot goliath, flesh gods, giant barrows (tombs), an enclave of very prickly druids, the orc farms, the fathomless cult and the fact that one of my players is (because the Church of Tiamat's shell company made an oopsie) the only human who knows how to sail in the entire Archipelago! I think my party have enough to be going on with.

Still real dice, still in my garage, still playing as a monk and annoying everyone with my action economy.

Sorry for taking so long to post an update. After a lot of long nights and broken equipment, ICanRoll has added a few things. Updates like this will go on the updates page linked at the bottom of https://icanroll.com.

What it is: ICanRoll is a free online dice roller that shakes real dice in my garage, films the result, and gives your table a signed photo you can verify.

D4 and D8 dice rollers added. You can now roll d4, d6, d8, and d20. D6 and d20 were already there; d4 and d8 are new. (d4 is acting up, sorry if it only sends a photo or a super short video) More types will come as fast as I can with the budget limits I've got.

Language support. I really didn't expect this much international traffic and interest, so I added translations to help non-English-speaking adventurers. The site is in English, Spanish, German, Italian, and French (footer switcher). The translations are probably rough in places. I'm sorry about that. If you spot something wrong or awkward, please tell me in the comments or email [hello@icanroll.com](mailto:hello@icanroll.com) and I'll fix it.

Rolling rooms and shared rolls. You can host a viewing room and send a link so anyone can watch your session live (first step toward multiplayer, spectators for now). You can also share individual rolls from your gallery; those links last about 7 days for now. I might extend that later.

Less clutter, still some clutter. I removed dice pickers from the startup screen since most tables use everything that's online. You can still turn dice on/off per player in Manage Session after you start.

My friends and I just started trying out the DND starter set and we had a lot of fun! I'm trying to set up our first campaign outside of the set and came up with this little mushroom village to start from. Let me know if you have any advice for a beginner DM!

We wanted to create something similar to a redwall world so I'm checking out the Humblewood books to play from that. This is going to be a little fishing and farming village. They have a little soybean field that they use to make soy candles for worshipping at the shrine.

My favorite part is I want the peacekeeper of the little village to be an old mouse who is more honorary than useful.

Looking to get some inspo for a short campaign I hope to run over 4-5 sessions. I have some ideas for premises but starting locations I find color much of what follows in a campaign so I seek some inspiration on some more creative ways you guys have started your campaigns.

I am making these series of 100 Faces packs for DMs, Players, and Content Creators.

My goal is to make a free resource that is unified in style, easy to modify, and provides a lot of options. That's why I'm releasing them under CC By 4.0 that allows all uses, including commercial uses, so long as credit is given to me.

I hope you all find them useful and stay tuned for more! At some point I'll be making Dwarfes and Orcs too.

https://gatlingart.itch.io/100elffaces Elves

https://gatlingart.itch.io/100rpgfaces Humans