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Human hunter, Jaeger Class named Canarys.

She's a hunter in Old Peterra a region filled with eldtrich monstrosities tasked to work in the shadows of what was once part of the Valerithian Order.

Hunters are specialized units to combat these horrors and keep them at bay for the meantime, she is one of many, and now the call to arms have been announced by the decree of the king against the rising forces that she hunts, she sets off to represent her humble vassal house.

Upcoming character I'm playing for a TTRPG Campaign, with Steinhardt's Guide to the Eldritch Hunt by MonkeyDM module!

First version of “Dreadful Appearance” feature of Sorrow Knight subclass allowed you to teleport 30ft instead of movement at will. Not that strong, but cool and useful. And when it was erratad to only work on Tactical Shift.

As they said it was always the intent, but they saw a reaction on release, maybe, just maybe they should've keep the feature as is, or even better - allow it to use part of your movement to teleport instead of full movement or something? But nope.

How long we waited for CME to be nerfed, weeks? Couple months? Martial nerf was ready in several hours!

I put this in 5e because this edition specifically helped me make friendships with straight men, which is something I struggled with for the first 20 years of my life. Growing up, I'm not saying this is what happened, but it FELT like my voice and my mannerisms alienated me from all straight men. I made this mass assumption that all men had this masculinity counter in their head, and my presence would bring the group average down.

But then I played D&D for the first time, and I was surprised to see these guys encouraging me to "be weird" and playing characters that were so different from themselves. It was the first group of straight male friends that I've ever felt like I wasn't a charity case or held at arms length.

Do you think this was a coincidence, or do you think something about D&D helps people connect in important ways they otherwise wouldn't? Do you think it's a 5e phenomenon?

EDIT: It's become clear that some people know exactly what I mean and some people are absolutely baffled by the notion. Let's all approach it with curiosity lest the mindflayers get what they wanted the whole time.

I recently finished this commission for a returning client.

Arwan is an Orc Ranger/Beastmaster accompanied by Thistle, a clouded leopard.

The brief called for an action pose with Arwan charging into battle while Thistle pounces alongside him.

I had a lot of fun working on the contrast between Arwan's natural equipment and Thistle's magical silver glow.

Really happy with how this one came together.

Hello, everyone! Thank you for looking at my work!

This one took a long time for me to finish, to ne honest i'm not as happy with it. Because i have moved past the phase of describing everything in excruciating detail. Texture work and volume, have become much easier for me to portray.

Anyway the character's name is Esme, a human wizard, that specializes in weather manipulation. of course the inspiration for the character, is storm from x-men. The character's player, was not very explicit on backstory details, but they did mention that she comes from a rich family, so the quality of the clothing should reflect that.

Thank you again for your attention!

Right now i'm accepting commissions so if you're interested send a dm my way!

You can find more of me here:

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https://spite_spitfire.artstation.com/

Hi everyone! This is a commissioned piece I did a while ago of a Goliath ranger/monk who spent quite some time in the Feywild and came back looking a little different.

I conveyed the Feywild’s influence through satyr like horns, pointed ears, and roots growing over his armor. It got me wondering how other characters have been changed by their time in the Feywild.

How has being in the Feywild changed your character? Would love to hear about your character's time there!

[oc] Last week I posted the Berserker version; this is an illustration of her at the moment she left the Icewind Dale mansion. I hope you like it.

This illustration depicts Saara, the warrior who escaped captivity in a remote Icewind Dale mansion, now traversing the unforgiving Shadar Desert. Still carrying her powerful weapon forged from pure bronze, she braves the heat, the sand, and the mysteries hidden within the vast dunes.

My example is an artificer that is an awaken tree (warforge) whose steel defender is a wooden carved bear and their spells are flowers and plants.

Curious to hear other takes.

Whenever an encounter happens and it’s time to roll initiative I know have 4 players immediately announcing their rolls at disjointed times and I’m now fumbling trying to roll my monsters initiative as well.
I’m playing with newer players as well so I get the base roll then the question “what do I add to this again?”

It’s chaotic and overwhelming. Any dm tips for making this more streamlined?

Mine is probably my Oath of the watchers Paladin, he was very fun to play because of the amount of work I put into my backstory