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A little ref I drew for a PC I’m playing soon-ish!
Her name is Maeve Evermere, a Wood-Elf Ffolk Storm Sorcerer from the Moonshae Isles.
Maeve is a character who has a VERY intense wanderlust, being sheltered in her childhood she wants to get to know more about the world around her and herself(specially her magic). She’s also a sweetie! A lot of her inspirations come from cartoon princesses and Fairytale tropes.

Her backstory revolves around omens and choosing her own path :)) I won’t go too much in detail as my party might see it- But, as she’s still a baby that’s being cooked up, I’d love to see initial impressions based on design.

I really enjoyed translating Koryah’s design into my art style for this commission!

She is a gentle herbalist with contrasting black-and-white hair and emerald eyes. The delicate white-ink tattoos on her chest symbolizes a Luna moth that was drawn to honor her late sister.

I loved working on her practical but elegant outfit, the ruffled white blouse, high boots, and that sturdy belt loaded with potion bottles. Her pointed ears have simple earrings, and I made sure to include her signature peacock feather pen so she can write down new recipes while trying new combinations of ingredients!

So, for those who somehow doesn't know, it's in the rules that you are allowed to make skill checks using alternative ability scores. For example, a brute flexing his muscles intimidatingly could roll Intimidation using his strength instead of charisma.

This rule also means that some skill/ability combo are less likely to come up.

Recently, in one of my games, the DM had us in a situation where we fell victim to some kind of trap. We all roll an intelligence saving throw and all fail. The DM then describes us how we kind of zoned out for an unknown amount of time. So to have an estimate of how long we blacked out, I ask my DM if my character can guess that time base on his reaction from drinking water (as in, if we were out for 2 days, as an example, he would realise he was insanely thirsty).

After thinkinh for a moment, he tells me to roll Investigation/Constitution.

Regardless of if it was the right combo to ask for, I think this is the rarest skill/ability combo I've rolled.

So anyway. What's the rarest you've seen?

"No light, magical or otherwise, can illuminate the area, and creatures fully within it have the Blinded condition." The spell says any creature in referring to the creatures token.

I casted hunger on a small enemy group a bone naga and bone Minotaur, my dm had the creature poke their head out to get out of the spell with no movement used.

I am saying that it should have used movement as it's token was still within the aoe of the spell and would have still been blinded by the spell.

These are my two current active PC’s in DnD! I’ve been playing Vigil for roughly 4 months now and Callahan rouuughly a month+( He’s still pretty early in his PC journey so a bit of him was just recently figured out omegalul )

Summarizing the both of them:
- Vigil is a level 4 Glasya Tiefling ; Follower of Helm ; Party’s assigned “mom” / responsible one ; Someone who very heavily seeks out to be a hero and be like those he read the tales of. ;

- Callahan is a level 11 Human Paladin of Justice(Tyr truther) ; Stilll roughly finding his role, but he’s someone who’s rather inquisitive and desperately wants to find answers to his questions and to not make the same old mistakes ; He’s a knight from 1400+ years ago who was in a magical stasis and just woke up recently.

Hello there , adventurers! So, this was a big one. As You can see, this is a commission and we have here a big amount of different characters, and as this is a commission, I don’t have backstory for them, but I will try to summon gem, or maybe players, if they have a wish, they will put some words here. They are all pretty different as you can see, artificer Goliath , Dragonborn lady, gunslinger Tiefling and others, that will be kinda a little book if we put all descriptions and backstories here. So, let’s just see the art, hope that they will have fun during the sessions and campaign in total. As for the drawing itself, as always, your critics are welcomed, feel free to put some words if you have something to tell. This is all what I wanted to say here, stay safe and have a good day!
See you on next arts soon.

Hi I'm a 24 year old female and I've never done a full session of dnd. All my life I've never really done a complete oc and have either done super short sessions or one that never set off due to people's schedules. Is it a super fun thing to get into? How do you 100% play? I've been super interested but its super hard for me cause I'm not sure where to start? I'm new to reddit as well and figured I would just ask the first forum I see lol. Ty for reading this if you made it this far, Any feedback or advice is great to hear.