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Okay, so, long story short, my players were talking to a friendly NPC mage during a dungeon crawl, and, while talking about funny and weird magical events, I cracked a joke at the expense of Jim's Magic Missile, saying that someone had tried to make a gluten-free version of magic missile, and for some reason removing the gluten made the spell stop tracking things on its own.

Big Mistake.

Now my players want to know what adding gluten to other spells does. They want to know if Magic missile is an allergen. They want to know what happens if they add salt to their spells. Someone wants to try and cast a spell using soup.

I've bullshited my way around this topic for half an hour, but I think they're not satisfied yet. They said that the ocean is a soup. I fear that someone wants to cast a spell using the ocean.

I am afraid.

At least one person asked for more of the dnd eeveelutions, so I don’t think posting them all would annoy anyone! I’ll post one a day so I’m not spamming the poor moderators. This is Vaporeon! Here are the stats:

Race: Water Genasi

Class: Tempest Cleric

Stats: Con and Wis focused

Background is up to you! I imagine they’re quite a serious person that may be a little slow to get jokes or razzing, they might assume sarcasm is fact when it’s from their friends, but they’re probably still a good friend and ally. Kind of person you want to lean on and cry too about your problems because no matter how small they’d fight every battle with you.

I have to make this post a lot of words so I’ll just go into design details now, they’ve got pink scaring because shiny Vaporeon. They’re a tempest cleric focused on water abilities because vaporeons have a lot of health and have a good special attack stat rather than a high attack stat. They’ve got a lot of fish imagery like nets and stuff. I imagine they fish in their past time. I’m not sure water genasi eat food like other races so it could be a catch and release sorta deal. I actually really like this design it’s the first one I did and I still think it looks really good. Very fun character with lots of bits to move around in art pieces.

As always it’s free to use, just credit me in any official capacity if you happen to use my art or design outside of private games! Thank yew!

I posted a picture of this before, but i thought it would be interesting to show a video of it as well ^^

Basically i was testing out ways to make mount easier with my minis. Here is one of my favorite test, i made some ridding leg that you can swap out for regular standing leg using magnets ^^ Paper and magnet just work so well together ^^

Its still an early protype and lets be honest its definitively just a fun bonus more then anything but i thought it looked better then just sticking a standing mini on top of your wolf or horse!

I did expand it a bit, and now also have sitting leg, for resting time and such ^^

Anyway enjoy and keep following me on here or on patreon to see more of my paper project, it helps a lot, this way i can keep releasing minis and tile set!!

If I am targeted by a shadow that drains my strength score, but am wearing a belt of giant strength or similar item, what happens?

A) Does it drain the strength score set by the item? So if the item sets strength to 22, does it start from that number and go down?

B) Does it drain my real strength score, and if that score reaches 0, I die?

C) Does it drain my real strength score, but I don't die if it reaches 0, since my strength is magically set at a higher level?

My latest character illustration for a D&D oneshot. He's part of a little exercise I'm doing to create characters inspired by Ryoko Kui's artstyle.

Meet Sigvi the Warlock! His patron is the vestige of his deceased wife, a fellow cultist who perished during a ritual to their god of death. Now he wields the fragments of her empowered soul and her skeleton as familiars in combat, seeking to uncover the secrets of resurrection and reunite with her once more.

We're playing Curse of Strahd, 5E. The other night our DM got super sensitive because I made a comment, out-of-character, player-to-player about the crapstorm that would happen if we mentioned Lord Soth to Strahd. Completely joking and player-to-player.

He cried foul that I was introducing outside knowledge, perhaps creating a spoiler, and even hinted that I was "cheating" by reading ahead in the module.

I'm a veteran player of almost 40 years. I own all of the original Ravenloft modules, and even the funky 2nd Edition 3-ring binder inserts for the Monstrous Compendium. I read the Ravenloft serial novelization a decade or so ago. I cannot help but know things. Hell, I was joking about the crazy publication history of Soth showing up in pre-Ravenloft Ravenloft AND Krynn that sorta-forced the publishers to create a demi-plane for Barovia.

I wasn't bringing any of that knowledge, overtly, into character-interactions.

I just thought it was funny that it caused such a reaction.

This is Sprout! A Gentle Giant created 100% by the chat during our lives, but I actually need some help from people that know more about this than me, you guys. I'm wondering how to do mechanics where everything is decided by voting. The chat picks what the character is, what they look like, their power, weapon; they even pick the question I should have during character creation. Now that we´re getting to what the first conflict could be I find myself a bit lost since I´m not sure which mechanics I should enforce as the "DM" (For example, lvl 2 healer can use 3 spells before long rest), OR if I should make the mechanics themselves w the chat, which could be messy. Do you have any suggestions?

Race: Tiefling

Class: (Honestly I’m torn between 2 monk sub-classes, either Ascendant Dragon Monk or Way of the Kensei: Monk) Monk/Shadow Magic Sorcerer (that’s my favorite spell Chromatic Orb that I’m channeling btw)

Backstory: Normal tragic backstory, someone close to me died, blah blah blah repressed memories blah blah blah. That was all in the past, now just your charismatic everyday adventurer looking for some fun.

Hello I'm Lucas, 5+ years as a professional realistic character designer and illustrator, the image I attached is from my Ancient Empire project, a world where humans and super dinosaurs hunt each other!

This is the lv 20 version of my Native American character! How does he gets spirits? Can he control them?

Would you like to have your characters designed or illustrated by me? Let's chat about your project!
DM me for quotes!