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I decided to immortalize a moment in the campaign I DM that made me laugh. This player is very experienced and well-versed in faerie lore from around the world; The fact that his brain temporarily glitched made for a fun moment that the whole table enjoyed. I'm normally pretty flexible with retcons, but this was too funny and remained cannon.

The fey's design is based (loosely) on the exquisite "Prisma Hunter" home-brew creature made by u/AriadneStringweaver

So, I found out my grandparents were friends with Gary Gygax back in the 70s and were originally apart of his first Greyhawk group. We still have all the original books and box sets that were made from the 70s and 80s.

I'm so excited to learn this. Wondering if anyone else knows any parents or grandparents who were apart of the original party.

Changelings are shapeshifters, beings whose true appearance is often hidden behind countless identities and forms. While many choose forms that help them blend in, others embrace appearances that reflect different aspects of their nature.
This particular form feels almost ethereal—soft iridescent hair, glowing golden eyes, delicate elven features, and moon-like markings that hint at fey magic and ancient mysteries. Yet, like many changelings, this is only one face among many. Behind this elegant and luminous appearance may lie darker, more intimidating forms, each revealing a different side of the same soul.
I loved exploring the contrast between beauty, mystery, and the ever-changing nature that makes changelings such fascinating characters.

My friends and I have been playing a west-marches campaign for a year, and last night we fought the BBEG in a 9 hour session with 8 players. Three characters fell in battle, but after a full day of fighting we stopped Lord Abaddon, the DemoDragon from becoming a Chaos Lord, and bound his soul to guard the Black Blade of Agony for all eternity.

Our DM commissioned me to illustrate this piece for the finale, and I'm really proud how it came out, I love designing dragons and I think this one is my best work yet.

What could be more enjoyable than running butt-naked through the flowers?
The roller was 3D printed and applied to air-dry clay. I’m really happy with the result, even though I usually prefer grimdark! 😅
For those wondering, the clay I use is from the JOVI brand. No baking required.
And for those wondering why I don’t just 3D print the base directly: the clay costs €7 per kilo…

Heyyy, so i started working on a new oc just for fun and i cant decide on what class and later subclass to give her based off her looks. Shes a tiefling and was thinking about making her a monk, but im not sure it really fits her. So if possible id apriciate any suggestions on what class and subclass would suit her and even any suggestions on art itself i wont mind. I can still change her skin colour and/or her hair colour since im not that far with the art. I just dont want her to be a druid, thats the only thing. Im also still trying to figure out what name and backstory to give her, but ill figure that on my own. Anyways, any help is very apriciated :). Also thanks for taking your time <3

My current campaign has been going on for about four sessions now, and we are around level 2 (maybe level 3 by the time we get there). Since my character is actually from the town we’re visiting, I thought it would be interesting if he had a small house in his hometown of Soubar, which we will be visiting in the next few sessions, that he would be able to invite the rest of the party to. However, after discussing this with my DM, I don’t know how receptive she is. Since my character is a farmer, I thought it would be interesting if his home was actually too small for our party of six. I also play exclusively online, so it’s hard for me to tell if I’m “pushing it” by asking for something like this from my DM since we only communicate over discord. I’ve been worrying I’m pushing it too far by asking for things like this from my DM, especially since (as of the 2024 rules) PCs are only supposed to get homes/bastions after level 5. What are some thoughts?

So I'm a new DM and all my players are also pretty new to DnD overall. I've been having some arguments with a player and I feel like she's treating me unfairly but I might also be in the wrong here - I'll try to tell this as neutral as possible but obviously I have my "own side".

Basically what keeps happening is that she goes against my worldbuilding, for example, a few sessions ago the group came into a village celebrating basically Thanksgiving, and I established that everyone was outside in the square at the party. She went to the mayor's house and said "I find a maid working inside and talk to her." Obviously, I told her, nobody's in the house and she won't find anyone, and she said sth along the lines of "well you said I can do anything in dnd but obviously I can't and only you decide what can be done, that's unfair" Not the exact wording but she did say I'm unfair. That made me kinda insecure, because I first was very against her arguing, but then I remembered everybody saying it's good to play "yes and" and I felt I was doing a very bad job at it, since honestly it wasn't that important there, too. Now as I said, something similar happened a few other times, never very serious moments, but I didn't like her going against my setup/worldbuilding.

My question is, is this a her problem or a me problem? I don't wanna be a railroader but I also want to have control over the setting I'm giving to my players. I'm not telling her character what to do, though it seems like for her it feels that way.

Stuff like, “My entire crew is dead” and the like. I’m trying to think of something that would shake a character. Not something horrific that killed everyone just… unnatural.

You all got ideas?