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Khoratari degli Ulteriori (of Ulterior's monk), just Khora for her friends, grew up in a monastery and learned in the hard way how the world works outside. She has a kind and gentle heart, she is a bit naive and often level-headed even though she doesn't suppress her emotions, especially anger.

We are almost at the end of this campaign and I can't wait to see how it will turn out. 🦉🦉

Fun fact: when I sent this drawing to our campaign's DM and asked for his "blessing" to post it, he jokingly replied: "I almost feel bad about having to kill her off in the next session"...

I'm scared.

I’ve been running various TTRPG’s for about a decade give or take. Usually 5e, but I’ve also run Cyberpunk, Star Wars, and other bigger franchise games. But after looking at this sub, I’m certain that I’m not getting the right experience. Here’s what I mean.

- I have three players. They have the audacity to show up every single week on time. One of them even shows up 15 minutes early, the nerve. And get this. When they do (rarely) cancel, I almost always have at least two days notice. Awful!

- We talk socially for about an hour or so, and then they will lock in for the rest of the night? Like I don’t get it.

- Sometimes, they even chip in for pizza together and refuse to let me buy? Aren’t they supposed to suck away every resource I have as a DM?

-They constantly are making these beautiful but simple back stories, and always leave enough room in them for me to give them cool quests and stories. Ridiculous.

- None of them make awfully racist/sexist/homophobic jokes? I thought that D&D was a tale of being your worst self because it’s just a game?

- Last week I made the wrong call on a rule, and apologized to the player it affected after by text. Get this, he said “no problem, I know you have a lot to handle as a DM, but thanks for letting me know”. Like??? Where’s the drama???

Can someone help me figure this out? What can I do to find the ACTUAL D&D experience.

Hey everyone, thought I’d share this group art I did for a client. Been really enjoying working on these types of shots lately!

Here’s some basic info about the characters in order from left to right, top to bottom:

Azaka Stormfang NPC - weretiger with a lycanthropy curse, holds a wooden mask that is revealed to be a mask of the beast.

Bugbear gloomstalker ranger, level 5 - If expecting combat, he’s embraced brutal intimidation as part of his strategy.

Wood elf druid, level 7 - heavily trained in medicine and healing.

Elf artificer, level 6 - has scars and burning from a canon ball explosion. In charge of a steel defender that resembles a wolf/husky.

Tiefling blood hunter, level 8 - somewhat of a royal ass, clashes with the party.

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u/Sork_Daul

A graceful Moon Elf known for her quiet confidence, sharp intellect, and mysterious presence. She moves with an almost effortless elegance, carrying the traditions of her people while forging her own path through the world. Adorned with crescent moon jewelry and dressed in refined dark garments, she has an unmistakable connection to the night. Behind her calm expression lies a keen observer who notices far more than she reveals. Whether exploring ancient ruins, uncovering forgotten magic, or navigating dangerous encounters, she remains composed and deliberate. To strangers, she may seem distant and unreadable, but those who earn her trust discover a loyal and capable companion.

Our dm ran the most debuffed deathouse possible, we barely survived:

Actual deaths: 1

Almost deaths: 3

Healing spells total available to us: 3 (THREE)

People who turned into werewolves who didn't know they were a werewolf: 1

People parts that were looted or taken with us: at least 60 (lots of fingers!)

Pleads to the dm: ♾️

At the very last fight the dm told us that our party is weak af and that we have to lock in to survive to barovia 😭

We have two very squishy spellcasters (the two kids who are a mage and a warlock) an assassin who only survived bc he is as slippery as soap, and a cleric, who died in a trapdoor filled with spikes before he could heal anyone

(Our mage stole the orb that controlled the ghosts in the strahd statue room)

Description:
High Elf (Elf) Warlock of the Archfey (Patron)
Distinctive feature: Her umbrella-spear, which can function as a Pact Weapon
A woman of aristocratic bearing. She comes from an ancient dynasty, a royal house fallen from grace but clinging to its titles.

Vespera was born into a noble family that, centuries ago, had forged a pact with an Archfey, a pact that brought misfortune upon her family. From a young age, she was trained in the arts of diplomacy, political intrigue, and combat. But unbeknownst to her, the pact was cursed: the firstborn of each generation would be born with the essence of the Archfey within. Her family, fearful and ashamed of their own blood, kept her hidden, and as she grew, her dreams were filled with frost, nightmares, and whispers of power.

First off, the winner of last week's giveaway: https://www.redditraffler.com/raffles/1vuf3ov

Congratulations, u/Lives2DieAgain, and happy birthday to boot! I'll be reaching out to you to get the necessary information to fulfill this giveaway.

A little while ago, I came out with the Magical Code of Regulations, 500 pages of law governing the use of magic. It started as a fun little project while I was working as an auditor at the IRS, and turned into a whole worldbuilding project I don't think I'll ever truly stop. It has laws governing everything ranging from necromancy, magical conservation easements, and familiars, to dragons, fireballs, and Chosen Ones. Great for D&D players and DMs, lawyers, accountants, worldbuilders, fantasy writers, and people that just want a really cool coffee table book. I promise it is the most in-depth magical law you've ever read.

Here's what some people have had to say about it:

"An unnecessarily comprehensive and deeply inconvenient framework. Several of my longstanding plans now require prior authorization." -Glorgon the Destroyer, Antagonistic Entity of Prophetic Significance #33

"Clear, thorough, and appropriately burdensome. I have no notes, though I will be requesting additional documentation." -Arthur B. Wexler, Senior Auditor, Department of Magical Affairs

Since release, I've made over 4,500 sales, this book is #1 on IngramSpark in fantasy over the last 60 days (for you booksellers looking for a cool book for your store), and will even have an officially licensed Chinese edition on the way (more details to come later)!

As a way to give back a bit, I will be giving away one signed copy of my book with a free digital version, a customizable authorized spellcaster license, a few stickers and a bookmark, and a no-change audit letter. All you have to do to enter is comment below! The winner will be selected randomly on 9/4 using redditraffler, with only caveat being that your account must be at least 3 months old.

I appreciate all the support I've gotten from this community and others over the past couple of years, and if you'd like to support this project independent of this giveaway, you can find the Code at the following links:

Amazon (preferred): https://www.amazon.com/Magical-Code-Regulations-Spellcasting-Regulation/dp/B0GZF9PVQL/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0

NOTE: If the shipping seems extremely expensive, you may need to go to your country's storefront. If you live in the EU and your country doesn't have one, Germany (amazon.de) is usually best. I'll try my best to find options for anyone that has trouble getting it!

DriveThruRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com//product/566282/the-magical-code-of-regulations?affiliate_id=5121378

If you're still not convinced, and wanted a sneak-peek, Questing Beast made a great video on it!

https://youtu.be/ffP-xvpRS5Q?is=YXo5uFPHC4cDXeTo

If you're still not convinced, know that the second edition will make ownership of the MCOR compulsory, so you might as well give in now.

On another note, a couple of weeks ago I asked you guys what I should work on for my next project. The winner was overwhelmingly a magic physiology textbook. I used to be obsessed with studying physiology, and read Costanzo and Klabunde over and over again. If anyone is interested what it might look like, here's a quick preview (early draft, of course):

https://imgur.com/a/xALAbt7

Anyways, good luck everyone, and can't wait to see who the winners are!

I wanted to share one of my latest D&D commissions here

He's a Dungeons and Dragons (and Baldur's Gate 3) character, a Paladin who is also a musician.
As for weapons and items, he carries a rapier and usually has his flute nearby.
Personality is humble and a bit shy and unsure of himself, but helpful, affectionate and caring, gentle, but brave when it counts.

I’ve been having a lot of fun working on fantasy and TTRPG characters lately, especially pieces where I can push expressive designs, fun silhouettes, and lots of little details in the outfit and props.

I’m currently open for commissions if anyone is looking for character art, party illustrations, creatures, or other fantasy/TTRPG pieces, feel free to send me a DM!

Portfolio: https://cara.app/carimbotinteiro
Socials: -@CarimboTinteiro