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It just bothers me that this community specifically has an insane pattern, repeating day in day out.

1. People come and share their ttrpg table problem.
2. Other people spend lots of effort to give their nuanced takes on the subject.
3. The person is embarrassed and deletes the thread.
4. All the replies are wasted, now the people looking for assistance with a similar subject will struggle to find the threads matching their issues.
5. The cycle repeats.

It's really upsetting because at this point it feels like more half the sub is just helping newbies with their table drama. (It also feels like at least another third is just people who know they are in the right complaining for validation).

This is a piece I finished recently of this Mind Flayer for a DM who will include this character in their game. This character is a powerful undead, alien magician demigod. The client had very amazing ideas for this character. especially the skeletal tentacles, very spooky.

Drawing this character was a very joyful experience! I look towards drawing more villains for campaigns! If you want to create a powerful character design for your campaign. Let me know!

Castronius Excelcius. Extremely proud, yet humble. Sees forgiveness and good in all. Seeks to protect the people of his kingdom with everything he has, and serve his goddess (the dragon his oath is to) with dignity, honesty and integrity

second in command of the Divine Fang, an elite unit of paladins dedicated to Stellestria, a radiant dragon of great strength. The dragon dedicated eggs from her clutch to the Fang for safe keeping, storing the egg in a compartment in their chestplate. During a climactic battle where undead assaulted his kingdom, Stellestria perished, and in the resulting nova it destroyed the Capitol and killed all the combatants, aligned and enemies alike.

Castor woke 3 years later in the ruins of the keep, having been unknowingly brought back to life by the egg in his chest plate, the last living egg of Stellestria, Castor learns of his goddess' fate, and must restore his dying, undead overrun country. And hatch the egg to bring in the new reign of the Second Sun.

One detail that i added was very interesting to me, was the centerpiece of his chestplate, is the place where the dragon egg was. It burned through the metal, leaving an egg shaped hole there, when it resurrected him. And he later plugged the hole with a symbol of the second sun.

Hello everyone! Right now i'm accepting commissions for september.

If you'd like to see more of my work, you can find me here:

Insta:

https://www.instagram.com/fabulous\_sutamatisukun?igsi=MTNlYnlsNmRuN2h2Yw==

Artstation:

https://spite_spitfire.artstation.com/

And on my reddit profile!

Hello!

I'm making this giveaway as a thanks for all the support I've been getting in the past months from this lovely community ♡

I tend to post my deranged characters here, and it's thanks to the upvotes, comments and even new follows I got on my IG account that I have been able to get new commission opportunities from other players. And it's thanks to those commission that I finally been able to help my family pay one out of two big debts they have been owning the bank from a long time. Also I've been able to help with everyday necessities or special food for my senior dogs.

Debts are far from over, but I never thought I would be able to pay them by doing something I loved since I was a kid! So thank you, especially those who decided to trust me and my art. I always say that if I didn't live in a third word country, I would gladly draw for free ✨️

And for that I'm giving away one fully rendered portrait of the character you chose! It can be anything as long as it fits the list of what I draw (tldr, anything as long as it's not nsfw, robots or hateful art)

I can work with character descriptions, drawings, heroforge and screenshots from games like bg3.

If you have any questions regarding this giveaway or my art, please let me know!

🌱 I'm chosing a winner via RedditRaffler on Monday 7th of September, so please remember to comment something on this post to participate! Lore of your characters are appreciated but not strictly necessary

Feel free to check my Instagram to see the banner drawings in full and other of my past artwork! The first and last characters from the banner don't belong to me, I just drew them.

Have a nice weekend and good luck ✨️

The character in the illustration is a paladin. I wanted to give her an aesthetic similar to medieval manuscripts, drawing inspiration from them for the frame's ornamentation.

As always, my illustrations are heavily inspired by Tarot and Art Nouveau, both in the decorative elements and the compositions I choose. I draw all kinds of creatures, from humanoids to more fantastical beings; all are welcome.

My commissions are always open, though the turnaround time is a bit long due to, fortunately, high demand 🥰

Meet Kibbles, a tiny red kobold knight and his loyal companion, Bits, a big fluffy dog who serves as his trusty mount. Kibbles prefers to solve problems through diplomacy and nonviolence, but he’s no stranger to drawing his sword when things go wrong. Often underestimated because of his size, Kibbles has made a habit of proving that even the smallest knight can make a big difference.

Had loads fun drawing this cute duo for u/Kiwilemonade2 thank you for the trust!

A reinterpretation of the painting 'The Wounded Angel' by Finnish artist Hugo Simberg. The original artwork depicts two children rescuing an angel; In this reinterpretation two adventurers are rescuing an Deva angel. The enigmatic gaze that the last figure directs at the observer has been preserved.

Characters from left to right: a dwarf cleric of Talos, a female Deva angel, a human barbarian, and a sprite fairy.

So when I think of a Barbarian, my mind goes to a brawny, probably shirtless, guy: He-man, Conan, the Incredible Hulk. It's a cool archetype, but I'd like to think of the class beyond that archetype, and I realized that I don't readily think of female examples of Barbarians. I'm not talking about DnD lore or media, but characters from history, mythology, or movies. Curious for your thoughts!

The first that comes to mind for me are the Amazonian warriors. What else?

I, the DM in question, allow for Rangers to use Intelligence instead of wisdom in my game to open up some character creation options (the setting has some restrictions so I like to broaden it in other ways).

Now, no-one has really gone and made anything gamebreaking with this permission, but I'm curious as to just what could be done.

Now, this is mostly a thought experiment, but I love the idea of a ranger based on intelligence.

The idea of the adventurous scholar speaks to me and rangers get the physicality and outdoorsy skills built in, they also get extra skills and potentially several languages. So, secondary question, putting the mechanical menace, how would you build to play into that archetype?