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Hey guys !

It’s me again (check my profile if you haven’t seen my other drawings hihi) with art for one of my upcoming character ! Her name is Domino and this is her familiar Pip (as in the dots on dominos and dice apparently… I did not know that prior to making her either) ! She is threatening him a bit with an Eldritch blast, which takes the form of an elongated star… but do not worry in this story the dog survives !

I don’t have much backstory for now besides the fact that she made a pact with an Eldritch being while in the Feywild, because she is a Changeling and was raised by a hag !

The floating head is her arcane focus which she uses to fight, making it bigger, throwing it at others, bursting it, etc… I am sure I will have fun describing her spells !

Let me know what you think !

Tavern maid 🍺

An elven barmaid who moves quickly through the busy tavern, serving cold ale in heavy mugs to tired warriors coming back from long journeys.

She smiles as she works, greeting each guest kindly. The room is loud with talk, laughs, and stories from every table. The smell of roasted meat, fresh bread, and beer hangs in the air by the fire. She weaves between tables, never stopping, as mugs are emptied as fast as they are filled..

"I've made the hard desicion to end our campaign. I feel that in the sessions we have done it is not working.

Gonna be honest i was really annoyed, fustrated and felt defeated after last session all we started almost an hour late and most of the session you were all talking over me when i was trying to explain key points and playing music when it was clearly not needed and it was really distracting and frustrating.

You also made me really uncomfortable with how s*xual you made parts of the campaign. I get seducing the NPC but there's multiple kids already from the few sessions we did.

I feel like your not interested in the story as i feel like you are not letting me tell a story but rather just chaos and i'm not here especially after how you lot made me feel after the last session so i will not be DMing this campaign anymore."

Edit - Thanks for all the advice, im going to scrap the message and just send them the first part and not give them any amunition to cause drama.

Was trying to find a Braille DnD dice set to print for a friend, but all the available models needed supports that would mess up the surface feel.

Ended up remixing one into a more FDM-friendly split design so it prints clean and keeps the Braille readable.

Sharing the files for free if anyone else finds it useful 🙂

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2960359-braille-d-d-dice-set

I had a short game which the DM used a homebrew false hydra as the BBEG. The RP and game were good until the monster was revealed to be a false hydra.

DM wrote the false hydra's song ability as: not a charm or magic effect. It has no DC save, bypass truesight, blindsight. It ignores any immune/resistance to charm/magic effect, and it cannot be detected by detect magic. Anyone hear hydra's song psycholocally ignore its presence. So, by RAW, faerie fire, detect evil and good, and any other spells cannot make it visible. Also, it modifies people's memory such that when a person is eaten by it, anyone's memory of the victim is erased, as if the victim has never exist in the world.

The only way to win is to either run, or to make your character unable to hear its singing with a silence spell, deafness, etc. Unfortunately, my group cannot deduce the solution during the game, so the DM has to whisper to us out-of-character "You know why that NPC can see the hydra? Because he is DEAF!"

I told the DM that they should not put a non-DND creature into DND and make it override the rules. At least, simulating the hydra's song as a charm effect, with a DC, and can be detect/affect by anything that works on charm effect. If they run it RAW as how they wrote its stat, even a Tiamat or Asmodous cannot detect the false hydra.

PS. if DM makes it a charmed effect, with high DC, and player roll DC save whenever they encouter discrepancy (e.g. seeing a bird disappeared mid-air) maybe its more D&D. When I played the combat I felt the false hydra is mocking players "You can't see me because my own non-D&D rules say so." The investigation and RP are fun, the final monster is not.

For context, it was a 6-7 hours short game with 70% non-combat social/investigation play, and the hydra was the only combat encounter. It was not part of a campaign. Non-combat play was good but definitely not the false hydra.

My DM has a Bar of infinitely regenerating bar of soap that once used returns to it original form every hour unless completely used. does any one have ideas on how to abuse this item?

Hi! I've been lurking in this sub for a while and I know the answer is always "talk with your DM" but I'm not really sure how, because I feel like I handled this badly from the start.

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Context first. This is my second campaign, but the first ended prematurely after two months or so, so I'm still pretty much a newbie.

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Out of 4 players and a DM, I'm the only woman. We are all in our 20's or early 30's and play on Discord.

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This campaign was advertised from the start as a gritty, dark, "realistic" campaign. The DM did his due diligence and asked us to write him privately with themes we aren't comfortable with. He said multiple times that the campaign was going to be explicit at some point, and could contain triggering topics, such as SA. He also said that "our action have consequences" but, in my naivete of a first time player, I actually thought the "consequences" was our characters getting down and dying and our characters couldn't be harmed outside of the strict boundaries of what's establishment in the combat section of the handbook.

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Apparently, I misunderstood.

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I'm honestly not against SA being mentioned, even playing a major role or happening to NPCs. Also, I have no particular history with it, so I didn't think of mentioning it to the DM as a sensitive topic. However, I never thought it could be something that could happen to my character.

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Flash forward some sessions, we are in a city and split up. Two players followed a lead, one player went to the tavern and I (rogue) went to do some light thieving. While I was off roaming the back alleys of the city, I ran into a couple of shady guys trying to rape a woman. Great, I think, time to kick ass and deliver some justice (and empty their pockets in a completely moral scenario).

However, I rolled a string of misses and nat 1s, turning an encounter that should have easy into my loss.

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At this point, I thought I would "face the consequences" of my actions and die, which I was ok with. I was level 2 anyway, so no big loss.

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However, the DM says that the enemies did non lethal damage on purpose and the whole set up to the scene really seems to lead up to SA, to me.

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At that point, we switched to the other party members and then ended the session, so I actually dont know what's gonna happen, but all that signs point to that. I dont wanna be the person that goes "well, actually, I said I was fine with anything, but i didn't mean *this* this in particular just because it came up now to my character". It feels like I'm a sore loser, which is not the case. I'm perfectly ok with my character dying, or getting robbed of all her gear, or even kidnapped for a different reason. I just don't really feel comfortable playing out a possibly SA scene, or even a fade to black and writing this into my character. As i said, I don't really have history that makes me sensitive to this topic, but the table just doesn't feel like they are the best group to roleplay it with.

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But, I did say I was OK with anything....Definitely a lesson learned for next time, but how do I get out of this pickle now, without looking like I want my character to somehow not face consequences?