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A clever occultist who specializes in blood magic, curses, and forbidden rituals. Prefers manipulation and careful planning over direct confrontation, often serving as the party’s arcane expert and negotiator.

She carries a vial containing the blood of her former patron. Staring into it sometimes draws her into a strange trance, as though something within is quietly calling to her.

She’s remarkably superstitious and compulsive, and has an increasingly ridiculous list of “bad omens” she refuses to ignore.

Now that I've finished all my projects in terms of work related things, I've been able to continue my brand of mimics and fun little tidbits about them!

I use an eyelash curler almost daily and while I've done quite a few eye-themed mimics already, I couldn't pass up the opportunity to make an everyday beauty tool (for me, anyway) into a mimic! I decided to be a little more merciful and make this one relatively harmless. Yes, I know it digs its spindles into the skin around the eye socket but beauty is pain. Also, it doesn't dig deep enough to actually draw blood. Probably just at the uppermost layer of your skin, careful not to break any capillaries. Still, though, it might sting. That's okay, because even though it likes to drink the tears it harvests from the panic and fear while curling your lashes, your eyelashes (even without product) will be fuller, longer and hold all day long. It will still retain its volume even when exposed to water or extreme humidity! I think it's a small price to pay for natural, voluminous looking lashes.

A timid druid whose home forest was corrupted and her along with it. She is quiet and soft-spoken but fiercely protective of those she loves.

Over her travels and adventures, Ivory has added many trinkets and updated her outfit slightly. She has come to embrace her blight and grown in power as well. She is still somewhat hesitant, but she is no longer the shy and timid druid fresh from the forest that she once was.

She has acquired a Vestige of Divergence of her own, a cloak made of rats, vermin, and decay and death. She doesn't really like how gross it is, but it will be helpful in the battles to come.

She is a bit more dangerous-looking now, with spiked brambles and vines wrapping around her in places. Beads that look like the blight is dripping from her adorn her staff and accessories. She has changed her hair slightly as it's grown and now ties part of it up in a loose bun and a single braid with a headpiece of dead branches. She wears a matching chest piece that is like a corset of branches.

Her staff is the same, but it now boasts faded flowers painted on at one point by a friend who has since passed. A feather is tied at the top, a gift from another friend that holds sentimental value.

Hi there,

Decided to dig up a piece I commissioned for my birthday a while ago; this one of my Tabaxi and a goblin that just didn't realize how in over his head he was. They don't call her Ring of the Steel for nothing.

Really wanted that feel of a late 90's piece you'd find in a TSR book. Kind of a lost style... though how she manages that armor in the heat is anyone's guess.

Art is by the wonderful Boxofwant. Be forewarned, they are an NSFW artist and their pages contains both violence and other adult material .

Source: gabaghoul.art

Blam! Right at the moment the Trug, the troll stepped out of his cave all adventurers attacked at the same time.

Peeko, the Trug's pet bird tried to warn him, but his reaction time isn't the best.

Can you spot and identify the classes of all 6 adventurers?

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Hi! I'm the artist for this piece, I've been enjoying the journey of drawing funky little guys. I also make board games with my wife!

Consider following my art instagram if you're a fan of the style!

I remember that Halflings had a penalty to Strength in 3e. (-1 in AD&D). And that kinda helped to set the tone and highlight the differences between different races (ancestries).

Most choices were indicators that certain classes were better fits for specific races, and vice-versa. It was clear that building a Fighter Halfling would come with certain limitations or challenges that came with their size and Strength score.

They changed this in 4e and 5e and removed the penalties completely. And for 5e 2024, they changed it and ancestries have no bonuses anymore, it is the Background that grants you a +2 and +1 to two abilities, or a +1 to three of them. This basically helps min-maxers because now they can choose any ancestry and pick the Background that fits best to boost the stats they want.

This results in Halflings that can be just as strong as Goliaths. (This is super cool for the Halfling but it kinda minimizes the Goliath, they should be stronger, shouldn't they?). Or Half-Orcs that can be as charismatic and persuasive than a clever Half-Elf.

Don't get me wrong, I still like 5e 2024. I just miss that races/acestries felt different before. Statswise, they are basically all the same now.

Alyssa was born into the GrimJow noble family, a lineage bound for centuries to a dark pact with an Archifey that condemned her family to disgrace. From a young age, she was trained in the arts of diplomacy, political intrigue, and combat; however, seeking to escape the claustrophobic atmosphere of her lineage and the traditional military, she decided to strike out on her own. Today, she earns her living as a bounty hunter, tracking down and eliminating dangerous targets.

What she doesn't know is that the curse of that family pact still lingers within her. Constant "cosmic whispers" and "frost nightmares" echo in her mind, which she doesn't interpret as mere madness, but as unerring warnings. Behind a cold and distant facade lies a fierce determination and a deep affection for her cousins, whom she protects from the shadows.

The Tracker - The Fairy Hound:

Beside her, held by a leather leash she holds with grace, walks Claw, a massive and loyal hound. Claw is a mix of Borzoi and wolf, with a two-toned coat of white and beige.

Favorite as in, the most entertaining when you see it. Can be from a player or DM. This post is mainly to have fun, but also to warm players a bit lol

Personally, as a rogue main, I've come to find "Rogues are overpowered" DMs as quite entertaining. Especially if they have no problems with Spellcasters, specifically Divination Wizards. Because of course, at 5th level adding 3d6 to an attack each round and having expertise is overpowered.

Ignore the Cleric doing 3d8 passive damage for 1 minute. Ignore the wizard just changing rolls and doing 8d6 fireball damage.

What are your favourites?

"I had misplaced something long ago - a memory - of sun, 400 years sooner than now. Was mere flesh upon bone, no muscle or hardiness - but an eagerness. That damsel fly delicate upon the back of my hand, pressing against the pulse, then to take flight into the white glow spreading wheat. How many harvests have they had in the valleys since? How many left? And I? Have I dug enough? Not upward, nor outward, but below and within. There is another mountain there. I will take the strongest axes and the longest lights and become again the child of rock, the droplet clung to stalactite and feed the fungi moist and soft to touch to split upon slight squeeze then cast to dark infinity. Away from musings. . . away from thought, away from endless middlings and tawdried banter - most banal offerings of this underworld. I go to die peacefully. Finally. I go to dig.”

King Marin VII
Marin Mountains