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Hey everyone! It's been a couple of days since FanCon 2026 wrapped up here in Kyiv, Ukraine. While I'm not a massive Planescape or D&D fan (life is just too busy to dive into such a deep and complex lore), I stumbled upon the Lady of Pain while looking for cosplay ideas and absolutely fell in love with the character design! I could only find a few cosplays online, mostly of questionable quality, so I decided to contribute something of my own to both the cosplay and Planescape communities. So, here is my costume! Fun fact: I actually won 3rd place at the convention (1st and 2nd went to anime cosplays). I'd love to hear your thoughts, and I really hope this community likes it!

More photos and videos you may find on LinkTree on my profile!

Pod and Pidge

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Pod is the guardian of his party. He shoulders their burdens and woes. Through his travels, he remains humble and carries only the necessities. He wishes to remain close to the land and soil. Lest he lose his roots. Pod travels with his animal companion Pidge.

Ive been running my campaign for the last year, with 3 of my close friends and they absolutely adore and care so much about what we have created. They create artwork for the characters and the NPC'S in my world, they create playlists for their characters, in between sessions they create battle strategies with their characters to give them an advantage in combat, it's all they talk about outside of the session. There is no doubt in my mind they care very deeply about my campaign. However, two sessions ago we had a session that was particularly rough. My party seemed to take a more chaotic route to things and begin to kill innocents, destroy other properties, and get upset at me when a plan didn't go their way and argue with a lot of my rulings. This confused me because prior to that the party was very respectful of each other and me. I just brushed it off and thought it was a bad session and things would go up, so this last session we started things up again. We were all laughing, and I thought it was going very well until one of my players looked up at the other and said "I got a bingo" curious, I asked what he meant and he showed me the bingo card. On this bingo card was various things criticizing my campaign and session. For example "no gold at end of encounter", "skipped over perfect character moment", "start argument over the smallest thing.". I will say this one player in particular lacks social intelligence, so he saw nothing wrong with this card but as he read it off the other 2 players gave a look like "he was not supposed to know about that". I put on my best poker face, smiled and I said "you guys must have been very bitter about last session huh?" And one of my players says "well we got a bingo didn't we?" And after that, I was not into my session anymore, and I wrapped it up as soon as I could.

I would also like to add that I do have a Post-Session Form where my players can write feedback on the session, what their characters want to do next, what they liked, what they didn't like, and none of the feedback was ever negative. I feel deeply hurt by my friends knowing that after all of this writing and effort, they talk behind my back and criticize my dm'ing and campaign, and then they turn around and create artwork, and talk about how excited they are to play my campaign at the same time. I am heavily considering to take a break from DM'ing after this. is this not a really fucked up thing for them to do behind my back?

For story reasons involving a Fey, I need to temporarily change a PC's name, and I'd love some community suggestions. Just the most comically unappealing fantasy character name you can think of. It's for a very elegant female Tiefling but it doesn't have to be a Tiefling name, and the less feminine the better. The idea is a name so repellant that no matter how attractive the person, the name is an instant dealbreaker. I'm currently leaning towards Grundlegor. Suggestions?

These dice were made for my The Wilds Beyond the Witchlight campaign and feature a soft cotton candy blend of pastel pink, blue, and white. The colors remind me of the Witchlight Carnival. sweet treats, bright tents, fairy lights, and the sense of wonder that comes with stepping into the Feywild. The gentle swirling pattern gives each die a slightly different look while keeping the set cohesive. Their dreamy, whimsical appearance fits perfectly with the playful and magical themes of the adventure, making them feel right at home among mischievous fey, enchanted attractions, and the strange beauty of Prismeer. The number color is still to be determined, probably a darker pink.

Look, there is no shame in it. Delving dungeons means stumbling into traps here and there and after one trap you get a little on edge. You start checking everything, touching as little as possible. You expect anything with an obvious solution to be a possible death sentence. And so you slow down, talk everything through. Scrutinize the smallest details so you don't get caught unaware. And when your party comes to a door you become suspicious and spend 2-3 hours poking and prodding what might just be a normal- unlocked door.

Well sometimes you're right. This door wants to beat your ass.
The Door is a phased bossfight encounter I designed (honestly sort of as a joke) to throw against those overly cautious parties. Every anxious dungeon crawler deserves their chance to tell their party I told you so. The obvious next true BBEG map I need to make, ”Scheduling”.

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