## Thread Rules

​

* New to Reddit? Check the Reddit 101 guide.

​

* If your account is less than 5 hours old, the /r/DnD spam dragon will eat your comment.

​

* If you are new to the subreddit, **please check the Subreddit Wiki**, especially the Resource Guides section, the FAQ, and the Glossary of Terms. Many newcomers to the game and to r/DnD can find answers there. Note that these links may not work on mobile apps, so you may need to briefly browse the subreddit directly through Reddit.com.

​

* **Specify an edition for ALL questions**. Editions must be specified in square brackets ([5e], [Any], [meta], etc.). If you don't know what edition you are playing, use [?] and people will do their best to help out. AutoModerator will automatically remind you if you forget.

​

* **If you have multiple questions unrelated to each other, post multiple comments** so that the discussions are easier to follow, and so that you will get better answers.

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!

Greetings adventurers! We are excited to announce that the /r/DnD mod team is looking to expand. Moderating a community as robust and complex as ours takes a lot of work, and requires a diversity of thought in its management. Do you think you're up to the task?

We are looking to fill several key gaps in our mod team. We are interested in users who can help with the regex that governs automod, users who can moderate outside of US time zones, users with experience identifying AI content, and users who can advocate for communities that are under-represented on /r/DnD. That being said, ALL INTERESTED PARTIES are encouraged to apply! We need mods who are willing to just do the monotonous busy work of moderating, which is most of the work.

Do you think you would be a good fit for our mod team? Apply today! If you have any questions please let us know in the comments.

2026 /r/DnD Mod Recruitment Form

The application will stay open for at least 1 week, though we may keep it open longer. After applications close we will work to review and reach out to those selected within a week, and then make a public announcement after onboarding.

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...

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.

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.

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.

Hey Everyone! Matt here from EBONWOOD and were here to giveaway our latest dice set Memory Pop which is a 90s feeling nostalgic purple 7pc dice set made with a core/shell design. We're incredibly proud of this set. This set is currently on pre-order with a $10 discount if you order by March 13th which is when we will ship all pre-orders. All our 7pc dice sets ship with a metal tin with foam dividers to protect the dice and serves as a great way to store your dice set long term.

Giveaway Details:

• Leave any comment to enter
• Giveaway ends on Sunday March 8th @ 9pm CST
• We will pay all shipping costs globally (we do not cover tarrifs/vat/etc..)
• Account must be at least 3 months old
• Winner will be picked with reddit raffler
• I will reply the winning comment, post the raffle link on my own comment, and DM the winner.

About Ebonwood:

We're a small tabletop gaming company and we specialize in handcrafted & producting tons of great rpg / tabletop inspired products from DnD Dice Sets, TTRPG Accessories, Game Room Decor, Daggerheart Dice, Dice Trays, Cribbage Boards, and more!

We also have a Custom Shop where we handcraft dice sets, daggerheart, cribbage boards, vaults, and more for customers who want a super unique custom made product. You can always email us at [support@ebonwood.com](mailto:support@ebonwood.com) or live chat with us on our website if you're looking for something we dont currently offer.

Ancient beyond the reckoning of mortals, Moonsilver Princess Elizabeth couldn't prevent the doom of her civilization. Now, she spends her days maintaining old ruins, curing ancestral beings of their terrible curses, and saving the knowledge of dusty tomes from disappearance. A keeper of the fallen, in the truest sense, and a fallen herself, despite her noble poise.

So! Been a while since I last posted. This time, I bring you one of the most interesting characters of my last campaign, Elizabeth, Wielder of Moonsilver. She was introduced at the tail end of the game, when the party was already fighting Dark Gods and preparing to foil an invasion of the void. She was ancient and incredibly mighty, but had no fame to speak of. No great deeds of hers were penned in the epics of history, no armies fought under her command, and no songs of her exploits echoed in taverns rowdy and wealthy halls. Why?

After her realm fell to voidborn treachery, Elizabeth was utterly lost. The former princess wandered aimlessly, taking great care of ruins she found, sometimes spending years mending the cracks of some forgotten temple, or mending the pages of crumbling tomes that contained the near-vanished words of an extinct religion. Other times, she found ancients, creatures of illustrious past, now dying of curses and diseases whose cures were long forgotten. Each time, she endeavored to save them, irrespective of their reputation or power, leaving a silent but enormous mark on the Universe.

She was taking care of an ancestral, darkness-stricken dragon when she was found by Ariadne, who bid them both join the fight against the void. In the final confrontation that ensued, Elizabeth's friends, the remnants of a lost age, came to her side, and were instrumental in writing history's most brilliant page, wherein the Enemy of Creation was mortally wounded and forever banished from our dimension.

HERE I START SHILLING MY CURRENT WORK: VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED! THIS PROMOTIONAL SECTION IS MOD APPROVED.

Fast forward to the present day, 5 years after the conclusion of that campaign, we've canonized Princess Elizabeth as the character splash art to illustrate the Legendary Cleric in our most ambitious project to date: Ariadne's Book of Legends. The project launched on Kickstarter two weeks ago and is now a whopping 2000% funded, with over 1400 backers and 200k+ raised. This expansion for 5e / 5.5e will bring 5 new levels for each class in the base game + our two homebrew ones (Shaper & Starblade), a bunch of 10th-level spells, a trove of Legendary items, and of course, over a dozen Legendary Foes beyond CR 30 to challenge such mighty players! Would superbly appreciate if you gave the project a look <3

Limited time DISCOUNT CODE! Use code 'DMSHIELD' when buying a Dice Vault or a set of dice from my website for 10% off! This code is good for a week. www.magnicraftworks.com We add new dice sets weekly!

Winner gets the Fafnir or Jormungandr Dice Vault, or Ullr DM Shield of their choice from my website! Due to subreddit rules, the dice that appear are for demonstration only. World wide giveaway, though I do ask that you pay for shipping.

The new Ullr DM Shield provides an easy and portable solution for every DM. Featuring 2 dice storage slots, a large rolling surface, a containment area for reference cards and two friction fit card holders. The hinge holds the lid at a perfect 90 degrees so that all of your rolls are kept secret. Our Fafnir Dice Vaults are carved from solid wood. They feature a large rolling area and 6 rows for dice storage. Perfect for the Dice Goblin in us all! The dice storage area and lid feature a leatherette lining, which gives a premium look and satisfying rolling sound.

How to enter: Comment

How will the winner be decided: Reddit Raffler

When will the winner be chosen: 09MAR2026 at 0900 EST.

Quick Ship and Dice Orders will ship within 3 to 5 business days!

Etsy Store - magnicraftworks.etsy.com

Instagram - Instagram.com/magnicraftworks

Bluesky - magnicraftworks.bsky.social

Dice Storage Solutions!

GM Screens and Shields

Quick Ship Dice Vaults

11 Piece Dice Sets

Congratulations to last weeks winner https://www.redditraffler.com/raffles/1rg50vl u/GdMorningNightCity

This weeks winner will be edited in below here

The road to the Citadel had long been abandoned by those who valued their lives.

Across the flooded plains a lone carriage hurried through the fading light, its wheels cutting dark lines through the wet earth. The horses were exhausted, foam gathering at their mouths, but the driver urged them on without mercy. Behind him the sky dimmed beneath a pale, watchful moon, and ahead rising from the stone like a wound in the world stood the Citadel of the Ancients.

The fortress clung to the jagged peak as though it had grown from the mountain itself. At its summit towered the weathered statue of a forgotten god, vast and silent, its gaze cast over the valley like an eternal judgment. No one remembered the god’s true name anymore. Only that kingdoms had once risen and burned beneath its shadow.

Legends said the Citadel was not built by mortal hands. That beneath its halls slept relics older than empires and perhaps the god itself, waiting for a voice bold or foolish enough to wake it.

The carriage carried such a voice.

Inside sat a traveler cloaked in dust and dread, clutching a sealed relic wrapped in ancient cloth. The last priest of a dying order had whispered the truth before the flames took him: the seal is weakening.

And if the statue above the Citadel ever opened its stone eyes again, the world below would not survive the gaze.

I picked up a resin printer right around the time that our firstborn joined the family. Played with it for a couple prints, loved it, but then dad-mode took precedence and I’ve not really been able to create a feasible setup that I’m happy with to keep that ball rolling. In the meantime, I’ve started making myself little paper minis and they’ve been working an absolute treat. Easy, replaceable, quick.

And if anyone has any suggestions on venting their resin printing space, I’m all ears. I found that even the low vapor stuff was a bit too noxious and stanky. (Figured I could construct my own hood with an exhaust to the outside of my shop but don’t know if a box fan mounted with some air filters would suffice?)

Hey all! Dean from Roll20 here. The D&D sheet is finally available on phones! You can see it for yourself on Roll20 Characters.

I've been testing it all month on my Pixel 10 during game sessions. It’s been great managing my sheet on my phone while my laptop is dedicated fully to the VTT. Combat especially feels good, and my rolls from my phone are sent directly to the VTT chat as well!

If you try it out, I'd love honest feedback about what works, what doesn't, and what you'd want to see. While the sheet is now fully responsive, we’ve only just started on updates based on your mobile feedback and unique use cases. I’d especially love to hear from GMs, how you think about hybrid play with phones and computers, and what features would help you the most.

This and a bunch of other D&D updates are covered in my newest video. Thanks for any feedback you might have!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-gUX4HOUS8