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You pry open the heavy earthen door that has been keeping you from the tomb's inner-most sanctum. You are buffeted by a thick cloud of dust that is almost as bad as the stench of fresh corpses that rushes out to greet you. Wait, why would the corpses be fresh? Supposedly none have entered the tomb of the praetors in generations. A shadow moves, defend yourself!

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With the final nothic slain, you are finally able to take in your surroundings. Piles of bodies, some of whom you recognize as the missing clergy, are in various states of decay. You doubt the bishop of Tyr is going to be willing to hand over that bonus now...

You know… gentle waves, tropical islands, sunny sailing, maybe a friendly port town. So naturally I introduced a perfectly still patch of ocean. No wind. No waves. Just the ship drifting. At first something bumps the hull. Then the ropes start going taut. Then someone hears scratching from under the ship. Players went from beach-episode roleplay to full panic in about two rounds. 10/10 would absolutely ruin a relaxing ocean arc again.

My Eladrin druid has, over time, accumulated some very evil sounding items. juxtaposing with his very cutesy appearance I thought it made for a cute doodle.

Some additional context, my druid is a Circle of Petals (obojima), eladrin that I play as a close/mid-ranged attacker. I'm not too fussed about min-maxing because we have plenty of damage in the party (Gloomstalker, and a Sentinel Fighter) so I fill my role based on how the fight is going (switching between utility and damage as needed).

Here are all three homebrew items, crafted by our DM.

The Wabbajack

staff, very rare (requires attunement)

An eldritch staff left behind by the disciple of a mad outer god. Contains whorling chaotic mana that manifests in unpredictable ways, often backfiring spectacularily.

This staff functions as a +2 quarterstaff.

Chaotic Arcanum

As an action, point the Wabbajack at a creature you can see (this can be yourself). Roll on the Wabbajack table 3 times. The resulting spells are cast centered on the target. The DC of the spells is 13 + your proficiency bonus, and the ability modifier is a +4.

Skull of Curses

wondrous item, rare (requrires attunement by a spellcaster)

A polished human skull, it's empty sockets inlaid with large amethyst gemstones. This skull functions as a spellcastuing focus. While attuned, you can speak a command word to cause the skull to float over your shoulder. While floating in this way, the skull can still be used as a spellcasting focus.

This skull has 3 charges. If you cast no spells during your turn, you expend 1 charge to cast a 1st level spell or a cantrip at the end of your turn without expending an action. this skull regains 1 charge at the end of each short or long rest.

Sickle of Bloodletting

sickle, uncommon

Details: 2d4 slashing damage, simple weapon, light, finesse

The weapon of a redcap, still haunted by their sick bloodlust. Crimson ichor flows freely from any wound caused by this cursed blade.

This enchanted sickle deals 2d4 damage on a hit and has a +1 to attack and damage rolls. When a creature is critically hit by this weapon, they suffer an additional 2d4 damage and you regain hitpoints equal to the additional damage dealt.

Last year our westmarch table is having a big crossover event. Basically the DM made a parody (but not a funny one since it's quite dark) of basically North Korea. It's a mix of ba sing se, NK, but more brutal (generational starvation and systemic poverty, with some religious brainwashing and body horror experiment for some extra stuff)

I then got tasked to design the 4 BBEG under the Supreme Leader himself. It's quite challenging since I need to design the characters based on what they do in the political space too. I love how the design turned out.

Long story short, the PCs is going all out liberation arc for this nation, they took down the Repulsor one by one (Yea the name is inspired by Sword Art Online, the DM hates SAO so much), At the end, these 4 got different fates. Inquisitor got recruited, the Toymaker died, The Ascendant escaped to land of Thay, and The Scientist got hit by time ravage spell.

Good stuff, I'll remember this forever.

Hello! This was really fun to work on, i struggled a bit how to pose her since i imagined her to have a calm but at the same time kinda fierce lookin, where she would be able to slay foes with her weapon and heal allies at the same time. I'm trying design my characters where people would want to play them for their campaign.

Can she be a playable character?

And If you guys have a cool character that you want to be drawn hit me up, My commission slots are open!

A necromancer pauses in the quiet of the forest, studying a fragment of soul energy gathered during a forbidden ritual. Years of practice have taught her restraint—power doesn’t always need spectacle. I wanted this portrait to feel atmospheric and controlled, focusing on subtle lighting and mood rather than explosive magic. The piece explores the quiet tension between curiosity and dangerous knowledge.

Painted in PS.

OC commission I did some time ago! I really wanted to push the contrast between the dark armor and the vibrant green skin. I spent a lot of time working on the metallic textures and the weathered look of the axe to give him a battle-hardened vibe. I don't know much about his story, but with that massive axe and the skull on his hand, he seems like a really cool dude. Definitely someone you'd want to grab a beer with.