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The client wanted the three main characters of his campaign portrayed in a quieter moment of their journey: sitting around a campfire after a long day of adventure. As they rested beneath the stars, they shared stories, laughed together, and deepened their bond.

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Hey everyone! I’m a professional artist and I created this artwork for a client of mine. If anyone’s interested in having their own character brought to life (animated or not) my commissions are currently open!

Hello everyone! I’m excited to share this commission I had the pleasure of working on ✨ Meet Cassandra, Champion of Corellon! While she isn’t one of my original characters, I had a wonderful time bringing her to life through this piece. I hope you love how she turned out as much as I enjoyed creating her. Thank you so much for your support and for taking the time to check out my work! 💜✨ Thank you!!

Had a really good session last night with a lot of laughs and some good combat so I thought I'd show off some art of my players. We're exploring a spirit realm atm and getting into some trouble in a ghibli-esqu setting using some of the Obojima source books.

An odd little group starting with Mochi, our awakened cat warlock; David the tiefling fighter and party tank; Brayum the party elephant-kin cleric/healer; and Bandit the bat-kin rogue who will one day blow them all up on accident.

Art by me; its a 80's aesthetic game so gave them some pop art character portraits.

Hey everyone! I'm a game dev and me and my team have been working on a game about building virtual houses for years now. The idea is you build your dream house and then get together there with your friends to play, work or just spend the evening. The house can be in any style you want, and as a Salvatore fan I always dreamed of building myself a wizard tower somewhere not too far from Menzoberranzan. But that's not what this post is about.

So why did I personally need my virtual house, apart from having a place somewhere that feels like mine? For D&D. :D I love roleplaying games, D&D most of all. That's why the main tabletop thing we wanted to make in Homespace was a table where you can get your friends together and play your own story in an authentic atmosphere.

So now our game has a table for this kind of games. The idea is you first build your own game room in your dream house and style it completely for your setting, and since there's gonna be more and more assets in the main game, there's basically no limit to what you can make. Then right inside the game the DM can come up with the story and put the world together from ready-made assets, the map, characters and monsters, and set up the rules. For me the adventure during roleplay mostly happens in your head, so we went with a simplified dice system where you roll only when the DM tells you to, which is way less than in BG3 where you roll for pretty much everything.

But everyone has their own playstyle, so besides showing you how it all looks I wanted to ask you guys directly. What features and options would you wanna see in the first version of a game like this to come and play? And what do you think about the idea itself, building your dream house so you can get your friends together in it and start your own quest?

If you wanna follow the project, here's our Steam page https://store.steampowered.com/app/2508170/Homespace/

These two lovebirds are characters from a Greek inspired D&D campaign I’m running.

Elagor is a flamboyant and highly renowned bard who earns her living by recounting the heroic deeds of ancient champions and god-kings. She now travels the world to rescue her mother—who was kidnapped by members of the enigmatic Cult of the Serpent —all the while singing of the exploits of her companions.

Recently, she has become the muse and lover of Loreus, an albino faun. He is a gentle artist and an NPC companion recruited by the party to assist them in their quest to save the world from the wrath of the Titans, who threaten to return to the realm of the living.

I have a good friend who lost his eyesight several years back. I was planning to start up a short beginner friendly campaign set in an infinite IKEA, and I thought he might enjoy a theater of the mind style game such as D&D. He seems interested, but figuring out the logistics of how he can play is definitely going to be a process.

Has anyone run games for the blind before? And, if so, what are some things you found to be particularly helpful?

Hello everyone! I've been learning my way to get into D&D because I'm legitimately interested, and I've noticed a lot of people treat it as if there's this dichotomy between having Orcs be pure evil without any mind of their own to do otherwise on one end while on the other it's that even if they commit horrible things they're vaguely neutral.

I don't personally interpret things that way, Orcs can be perfectly okay and you have evil individuals who do evil stuff for their own reasons without it being morally nuanced. My issue isn't moral clarity or ambiguity, it's the logic behind their acts. I don't want creatures who exist to be evil, that's lame, if an evil being exists I want him to have their own reasons even if the reasons are just "I want other people stuff."

100%, watch this if you ever have problems prepping your games. It tackles exactly this problem, but in regards to everyone and not just D&D.

TL;DR,

1. Prep something you care about, not something you are prepping because you think you should.
2. Start doing the thing even if you don't feel like you're in the mood and that will make you want to do it.
3. Don't let research become the thing stopping you from prepping.

A lot of good life advice here, and not just for ADD/ADHD people. I don't have depression, ADD, ADHD, or any of that stuff but I still fall for the pitfalls of interest and whatnot that he covers here!

Ok, so when I‘m looking at a DnD book and it shows a subject’s hit points it shows something like: 204 (24d8+96). What does that mean? Does that mean I can either roll the HP or just use 204 or something else?