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For context. I'm a teacher and an avid D&D Dungeon master and I love playing the game with my students at an international school, so far that I have already two campaigns ongoing. I've started the newest one just this year and we had three sessions already.

As a DM and Player I love writing recaps for my players to remember what happened. I'm not a good writer, so they are usually quite meh with a little scent of Terry Pratchett's humour. Usually 3-4 paragraphs per session.

My student told me that she enjoys our recaps, and she read them to her smaller sister and her parents as a good-night story. I can also see that she seems so much happier as soon as we play D&D at school, and I kinda realize how important it becomes as a part of it.

This is Saella! She’s a Yuan-Ti who was born with two snake tails instead of one snake tail or two human legs. This is pretty uncommon, and gives her a hard time moving around, so she uses many different mobility aids. She’s a freshman at the Calderon Academy for Gifted Adventurers, and an NPC my players will encounter in Saved by the Spell!

I posted her in some other subs and it sparked some really cool conversations about disabilities and dnd!

These are EverWyrms!! Dragons that domesticated themselves to live amongst humans, and now don’t grow past the wyrmling stage. They’re stupid, greedy, and straight up little jerks.

They’re heavily inspired by the How to Train your Dragon books, I was obsessed with them as a kid.

I’ve always loved the idea of dragons becoming more common rather than dying out like they do in a lot of other fantasy worlds

This is Shax, my urchin Tiefling from Waterdeep. I've made him some years ago for the Hoard of the Dragon Queen campaign, he was a cunning thief and stole something expensive from one of the other characters in the very first session. With this odd beggining we started the adventure wich unfortunately ended soon due to some external reasons . Still very proud of how this art came out and hoping to play with him again someday!

I've always loved to create NPCs that are not simply just another random, simple joe:

A sentient soul inhabits this sack of bones. What name would you give to this NPC? What do you think the heroes at your table would do?

The premise is that the heroes explore a dungeon and find this particular individual within a cell. The skeleton does not remember how he died, or why he's imprisoned. He's sad and he just wants to leave and be free.

Our party had the wonderful experience of seeing themselves in the newspaper at the next kingdom over... sort of. A few details may have gotten lost in translation.

Our vain kitsune bard/ cleric got reduced from 9 tails to a measly 3, not to mention the whole orange fox feet thing. She is very particular about her minty coloring.

Kaido our beloved human ranger/ pirate captain, known for being the shoeless wonder, has been horribly maimed with sparkling pink cowboy boots.

Dorian the grizzled detective rogue got the Zuko treatment concerning his burn scar, but is otherwise quite amused at the whole thing.

Nikita the gnoll Hunter has unfortunately become the target of some very prejudicial depictions of gnoll kind. They even forgot her giant sword.

And Barty the cat. Tiny quick stabbing thing? Must have been a gnome.