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Hello, everyone! I’m a fantasy artist specializing in RPG character commissions, including creatures, monsters, and original (homebrew) character designs.

What I offer:

• Bust, half-body, full-body, and full illustrations
• Optional add-ons, including character sheets
• Flat-color or detailed backgrounds included with all commissions
• Progress updates throughout the entire process (sketch → base colors → final rendering)
• Unlimited revisions during the sketching phase

If you’re looking for artwork for your D&D, Pathfinder, or other tabletop RPG characters, feel free to send me a DM! I’d love to hear your ideas and help bring them to life.

Portfolio & Social Media:
https://linktr.ee/leoncoelho.art

Hi all, I'm about to run a game and want your opinion on a house rule that I'd like to add to my session zero:

It's about giving a multiclassed martial character access to Extra Attack at 5th level, as long as all the classes (not sub classes) would normally get it at 5th level. For example a Fighter 3 and Barbarian 2 would qualify, but a Fighter 3 and Rogue 2 would not.

My reasoning is as such:

As we all know spell casters regardless of multiclassing will have their cantrips automatically upgrade at certain levels, and if you are multiclassing in to 2 or more spell caster classes your spell slot progression still continues as normal, right?

Would my idea work or is there something I have missed in the "calculations"?

Just had an experience on this sub where I was asking for general tips on how betrayal, revealed agendas, and other things should be handled in a campaign with intrigue.

I ended up feeling the need to delete that post since most of the answers were just non-advice that got pissy with me when I asked if there was anything more.

"Just do what your characters would do."

Yes, exactly. I know this. But I don't want my characters in an intrigue campaign to be limited by my ignorance. Please share any pointers for general behaviours/dealing with potential betrayal.

"Nope, get downvoted idiot."

The only person who gave me a decent, fun, interesting, and thought-provoking answer was Earthhorn. Almost everyone else just gave the most basic advice possible and acted like I was an idiot and an asshole for wanting more.

This was a discouraging experience. Please: if you don't have an answer to the question, it's better to not answer at all than to condescend on the person wanting help.

Edit: someone here has anonymously forwarded mental health resources to me. Believe me bro, I am trying.

Someone I know compiled this list of AI-free D&D resources, credit at top of site.

Sadly was not given a name! I completed this last month with near no experience drawing Lions before, though it wasn't my first time drawing animal features, and I had strict orders to not make it "furry" and the client was very clear on what that meant.

...There was a lot of back-and-forth over exactly how this should look, but in the end I think we created something good.

Drawing chunky, torn-up metal is a favourite of mine, so I was really glad when this landed in my lap. It'd been awhile since I got to do some character design work, and my own campaign is looking like it'll be a long time before I next design my own characters, so it was a delight to have a new challenge crop up.

So my characters are in a mission to rescue a kid from an orphenage run by a Hag. They are invited as guest for as long as they aren't breaking the rules, and one of the rule was "You are not to set a foot on the second floor."

So obviously they immediatly went to the second floor and used some clever tactics not to break the rules ( winged boots, fly spell, etc... )
Until one PC decided that the rule didn't matter and just started walking willy nilly on the floor.

It happened at the end of last session so I have tome to come up with something interesting. Would you have some interesting and thematic ideas on what curses might be inflicted upon them ?

( Funfact the character is already cursed because he ate some of the hag's food. The curse they got is now they have a set of teeths in their mouth that eats whatever they try to consume, so they get very little nurisment and are slowely dying of hunger. That's the kind of twist I want but it's hard to come up with one right now )

Last week I posted a picture of my modular bandit minis, this time i wanted to show a video with more of them and also how I assemble them using magnets! ^^

I tried to build my minis so they are super straightforward to assemble, but also looks more complicated then they are ? if that make senses? Honestly you don't need to put magnets but it makes for a good video ^^

Anyway the goal was to make the bandit in such a way I could make many different variations with just a small amount of pieces.

Enjoy!!

Please enjoy my latest project. This is a passion project I worked on over the past few months, for funsies. I really wanted an application for IN-14 nixie tubes without doing the typical clock thing. So I pulled together some high voltage electronics, programmed a pi, spent a disgusting amount of time in solidworks and learning to use blender, and edited about 60x LOTR soundbites. This system is driven by a rechargeable 18650 cell and has an easy access panel in the rear. I'm boosting nearly everything to 5V, then further boosting the nixie tube inputs to 170V. A rotary encoder controls user inputs and dice size selection. The audio files are stored on external memory.

This system can roll D2 through D100, as well as multiples (I.e. 6x D8 at once, for example). Each roll corresponds to a list of possible audio files which scale based on the positivity or negativity of the result.

Overall just a really fun thing to make, and I already have some ideas for alternative designs. Pulled this out at my table tonight as a new "box of doom" for my players, during consequential rolls, and I think it was a hit. Stoked to use it!

Debating on if I will paint it at all. Open to suggestions.

I love that you can still see the indents left by the many character sheets filled out on top of this old copy of Dragon Magazine from July 1983. It feels like a small link to the past. The characters may be long gone, but traces of those old games still remain more than 40 years later.

Wherever those players are today, I hope they’re doing well, and that at least a few of these characters survived.