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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!

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.

2025 was tough for me - lost my job, fell into depression. As a father of 3 I had to somehow pick myself up to push through. So I started making these d20 shaped soaps, and started going on comiccons, trying to make it in 2026. I thought you guys would appreciate it.

It's fun making them, and fun seeing people realize there's a full 7-dice set iside, that they can get once the soap is used up.

I was DMing for the first time last year, so my players also loved them very much.

Wish you all a beautiful day.

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!

(Now with images. And a 400 character description. I hope.)

My son’s friend gave this to him for his 15th birthday. It’s a dice hammer with a full fancy dice set built into the handle.

My son plays D&D and wanted to hang it on his wall as soon as he opened it. I wanted to share it with the dnd community. It seems really special. My older brother used to play dnd when I was little (he suffered from depression and so, well, isn’t around to play it anymore) but it makes my heart sing to see something cool and something so special just transcend time..

... and it was one of the best compliments I got so far for my campaign!

Context: Every now and then I hand out a single page mock-newspaper to my players, so their characters learn in other parts of the world - mostly if it's important for them or the story, to give hooks and to show good and bad consequences.

A few sessions ago, they defeated the nemesis of the group's paladin and ascending evil guy, and got him imprisoned. After that they left the city to start collecting the macguffins they will later need and because they realized they cannot stop the demon invasion into the city because no one really believes them.

From a distance they see the invasion, but they decide to carry on.

Now, another few sessions and a month in-game later, they read the newspaper handout and see the twist: the nemesis guy ascended to demonhood and got placed as governor of the invaded city by the demon lord.

While they were reading the news, I saw their faces going from "aha, yeah, ok" to "holy shit, that bastard!"

Two of them tore apart the newspaper and I knew I nailed this returning villain.

What was the best compliment you got for your campaign?

I started a d&d group about a year ago and we did one campaign where I was the DM and it ended because of player conflicts but everyone in the group stayed and we did a second campaign that was supposed to be short, but because the group cancels whenever one person is missing, it has lasted for a long time.

I only have one semester left in college and would rather play with a group that meets more consistently. I've finally gotten the DM to agree to meet with one person missing but at this point I'm just really frustrated with how things are handled in and out of game and kind of just want to leave. I remember having so much fun playing d&d in middle and highschool, and this college group just doesn't seem to be on the same page of what we want.

But I got everyone together and I don't know how to leave without seeming like an ass. Are my concerns even valid; we play like every 2-4 weeks and I feel like part of that is people choosing a lot of other stuff over d&d which isn't bad, but it's not what I want.

As a DM and home chef, I love creating immersive "tavern" meals and snacks for my players before our sessions. It really sets the mood and bonds the group, and is such a joy to sit down with everyone, relax, and share some food before diving into the game. This time I prepared herbed salmon with caramelized leeks and a lemon-dill cream sauce, garlic roasted potatoes, honeyed carrots, fresh baked sourdough, an overflowing fruit platter, and, of course, tankards full of ale. Dessert was a berry galette with almond whipped cream!

Another one of my sketch commissions from 2024.
Ragara is not only an adventurer but also the owner of a winery producing excellent wines. She also has the cute paws typical of her custom race. It's a shame they're not visible in the portrait, haha xD

Character: Ragara Fiamme
Owner: Tablesalt

PS
If you'd like, you can order a drawing of your character by me. Commissions are open again now ^^ Detailed information and links to my other social media accounts can be found in the pinned post on my page