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Art Commission - Vaelis Mourne, a tiefling fighter in gambesson, dual wielding runics blades and fighting for the Crying Maiden, sigil of House Lamenta. What a character! I really enjoyed myself with this one. I like that sometimes with one idea, you can take out different ideas and incorporate them, like the the Crying Maiden, the golden tears on the gambesson... maybe i could have gone further into the tear/maiden thing. If you have ideas, i'm all ears.

Tell me what you think and if feel free to come talk in DM or in Insta (@krabyx).

Hello everyone, this is my post in here. I have been using this system and I wanted to share with you. I don't know if that makes sense to you or if someone else did this previously but hope you find it useful. I've been a GM for 11 years. I love generating stuff with playing cards and lately I've been experimenting with this cube. I don't know how to solve it but it's a great way to do quick generation I think. Edit: thank you so much for all your interest, never had this many before

A commission I ordered of my friend’s black acid dragon patron to his warlock character. In a previous campaign, he was a young dragon that was slain by our party and his remains were used to forge a sword for our fighter. Because the blacksmith rolled a Nat20 when forging the blade, he did such a good job that the dragon’s soul was actually sealed within the sword. In our current campaign, that fighter’s descendant now wields the blade, and the newly awakened dragon within wants to make a devilish deal with him.

Artwork by Carlo Romero (https://ko-fi.com/carloromeroart).

After a year of secret prep, I’m excited to officially announce Baldur’s Gate: City of Blood—a full-length D&D campaign where the Forgotten Realms collides with the horrors of Ravenloft.

Slated for Fall/Winter 2026, the campaign is a pulp-action-horror adventure inspired by Castlevania, Blade, and 30 Days of Night, and designed for high replayability. Like Curse of Strahd, a Tarokka deck reading reshuffles the narrative, tailoring a distinct path for your party every playthrough.

Along the way, players can recruit from a pool of over a dozen iconic allies across D&D lore, including fan favorites like Shadowheart, Karlach, Astarion, and Minsc & Boo.

You can sign up for updates here: Baldur's Gate: City of Blood

Act 1 is available on DMsGuild, with all proceeds going to Children's Miracle Network hospitals: Act 1: Bones & Blood

If there is interest, I may do an AMA, but for now, feel free to ask here, and I'll do my best to reply when I can.

Setthi

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/5martist/

Video Process: https://youtu.be/jQ9ofpc_vUY

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Setthi is a character I made for a friends one shot game. It was a silly ride and I played a silly but powerful character.

Asking for science.

To try and keep this short, I'm running a campaign that's still in its early sessions, the main plot hasn't been revealed yet as it's quite a slow burn. All the PCs have quite clearly goals they want to accomplish. The land they have been dropped in is part of a bigger world but they aren't able to explore that wider world due to a fog (think Barovia) they have access to a map of the whole world and saw a place they believe to be related to one of the PCs goals and therefore want to travel there. They don't know that they aren't able to travel out of the district they're in so they've started planning how they're going to go about their journey. I don't want them to all get excited about a journey, plan ahead and then get the boarder and realise it's all for nothing, so should I just tell them their journey is pointless?

EDIT:

There are a lot of comments and I can't reply to everyone but I'll just relay a few points I didn't add to my post:

1. This is not my own world, it's the 3rd party "Crooked Moon" adventure by Legends of Avantris. They wrote in the fog, the flow burn story, and created the entire world.
2. The fog appeared as of the party landing in this district, therefore it's not a well known thing that you can't leave as it's only been a few days since it arrived. This is why it's not something they know exists
3. In terms of the story, right now they're in quite an open world point in the campaign, living in a village, where an NPC they have been travelling with said "go explore the village and see if you can help out and villagers in need, and in return I will see if can help you all achieve your goals"
4. I gave them the map because they asked for the it. Anyone saying "why would you give them a map they can't explore", it's exactly the same as if you were playing Icewinddale, got given a map of the sword coast and decided you were going to to Baldurs Gate, the place they want to go is completely unrelated to the campaigns plot.
5. The fog naturally clears after the campaign ends, after that, then they would be able to explore where they want, but by that point they won't have any reason to go there.

If I find questions I've missed I'll add them in an edit.

Im a new DM and told my players they could each start with 1 common magic item…so now I’m dealing with a changling rogue with liars dice. So he’ll just walk into a town, cheat at gambling for money and then change form. Or he’ll just pickpocket everyone around him with mage hand lergimen. It’s not in itself a problem but he does it whenever we’re in a new place, another player suggested getting someone to cast gias (the one that forces them into a quest) on him with the command “return all stolen items” but that feels a little railroad-y. Any ideas? Is it even that big of a deal?

Edit: also one of the players reminded me, every single interaction he has is “how can I rob thid guy”. He tried to steal 5 darts when he had 180 gold on him. This is every single time he meets an NPC btw

I’m mainly speaking lore wise or class wise because some of the thoughts I always have when someone brings up these classes, but hey open to any misconceptions people know of.

First one I have is Ranger is not just a bow and arrow class. I think this commonly comes from other games who use their Ranger as a bow and arrow class, or people just seeing “range” in the name and assuming that means bow. But Rangers big theme is the nature survivalist and even in 2024 when they got an overhaul, it was focused on Hunter’s mark, which works on any attack roll, not just bows. Also, Ranger came out before Arcane Archer and that Subclass went to Fighter, not Ranger.

The second one is that a ton of people interpret Artificer as “Sci Fi tech”. Can’t really blame people since they see things like armor with powers, cannons and arcane fire arms and think Steam punk. But it’s mostly magic tech, though it can be flavored to be otherwise if your world is steam punk or sci fi. TLDR; Flavor text is everything in ttrpgs.