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I shared another illustration of this character last week, so I figured I'd post this one too! This time, she's exploring some ancient ruins alongside her trusty cauldron familiar.

These characters are part of the Toad Magus Coven, a group of witches I've been developing for my own fantasy setting. I've been having a lot of fun exploring their designs and personalities, and I'm hoping to flesh them out into a proper faction for an upcoming D&D campaign!

Shanda is a skilled archer from the deep woodlands. Raised near the outer borders of the realm, she learned early on to rely on her keen senses, quick reflexes, and knowledge of the terrain to survive.

She avoids heavy armor that slows her down, preferring complete mobility on the battlefield. Her bow is custom crafted from reinforced ironwood, designed for long range precision. For close quarters combat, she relies on the dual shortswords strapped to her waist.

Anything that is not another generic tavern please...

Thay as a setting was once a lush, immense and varied country. From 4th edition was reduced to a stereotypical barren wasteland where everything is undead. From a vibrant multicultural society full of mystery, to "Lich and skeletons only".

The Maztica setting based on the unconquered americas seems to be completely abandoned and unsupported after 3rd edition. There was a pantheon, there were classes such as Eagle Knights and Jaguar Knights. There was unique spellcasters and spells. All those abandoned. We can play stereotyped European paladins which don't even fit mechanically (wearing heavy, steel armor etc)

Osse, a land based on aboriginal Australia. Completely abandoned as well, haven't seen new content since 2007. With the extreme volume of content produced (even stuff like MTG conversion guides), I find that truly disheartening.

What I have seen in stuff as Thay only they become "planet of hats" but absurd rules such as "this place is ruled ABSOLUTELY by [POWERFUL MAGICAL ENTITY]", to absurd degrees such as that Red Wizards are now said to be above the law in all respects and even the lowliest of them can kill city-state rulers without consequence.

Even stuff in the main campaign setting, not only faraway lands, suffers from this...

Skullport is originally conceived and published as a city ruled by competing crime syndicates and trafficker guilds. That was key to say law enforcement was rare, lax and partial, and gave a dark edge. Justice was a man's interest and their buddies. Then it was invented that there Skullport really the tyrannical police state of some immortal godlike floating skulls, and everyone is afraid if being observed at any time and put on trial by these allmighty beings. This is rather more like "divine justice" and takes away from the cultural element. And even later the whole city was reinvented as Xanathar-land where everything is Xanathar (I guess having more than one nominal divine ruler wasn't simplified enough?)

And many others, too many to list. [actually I had more to say but I forgot, I'm old like that ;) ]

Most players and DMs will not be aware of the older, more "realistic" settings since they are really old (90's, early 90's in some cases), and they are not in newer editions, which I find a sad fact.

Image is my interpretation of Kara-tur, another of the suffering settings, with no content since 1990.

PS: Yes I'm aware some of these still had bad orientalism tropes. I think the correct thing is revise it, in no way it seems to me "everyone is zombies and liches" or "doesn't exist and you can't play it, be European or out" is less racist than trying to develop it. Also that doesn't explain Skullport and others.

Our DND group has been playing together for the last six months. Long story short, one of our players tries to sleep with a lot of the NPCs she encounters. Our DM was fine with this at first, but it's getting a bit excessive, and he is very uncomfortable. This player also insists on sitting directly across from the DM while she tries to make him describe sexual acts, to which he declines. I don't know what to do because I don't think it is my place to talk to her for our DM, but he has been telling me a lot about how uncomfortable this player makes him.

This is an incredibly special commission for me as its one my DM commissioned me to do for our campaign
From top to bottom we have:

Riven Survivor of Hrathiir, the human Rune Knight Fighter
Karesh theh Ghost of Hrathirr ,The orc Circle of thhe Moon Druid
Justice , the Haniwa Shrine Warden Cleric
Wuquium, the Cyclopian Wizard of the Order of Scribes
and Bo Kalk, the Gobboc Tamer Infuser with his faithful pet Slaghund : Tenders

Going against the red dragon Ashenscale

This campaign was heavily inspired by and heavily features classes, species and items from The Loot Tavern's supplements : Heliana's Guide to Monsters and Ryoko's Guide to the Yokai Realms

and for anyone who'd like art of their characters , DND or otherwise :) commission info and my links are down below, feel free to contact me here or in any of the links below if you're interested or at art.of.azrael on discord

Commission Base Prices

Portfolio - Azrael (all of my art and socials)

Bust -$120 sketch, $150 lineart, $170 flat colours, $200 fully shaded

Half Body -$170 sketch ,$200 lineart, $220 flat colour, $250 fully shaded

Full body - $200 sketch, $230 line art, $250 flat colour, $300 for fully shaded

• these are the baseline prices, if the requested piece has a lot more details than normal additional charge will be discussed depending on exactly how much extra work it would entail.

Backgrounds - extra depending on how complex. A simple single colour background is included for free if you don't want a specific background. +- $250

Manga (Half Toned) - See flat colour rates above

Spice is fine, but might cost extra depending on what's being asked.

Payments are to be made up front using PAYPAL.

Feel free to contact me here or at art.of.azrael on discord:)

Being a fairly new DM who is aiming to publish my own module, making subclasses is something I'm practicing nearly every day. I've made some pretty broken (in both ways) subclasses, which were rightfully dogged on in the subreddits! What are some of the most ridiculously bad homebrew subclasses you've encountered as a dm, or player?

My girlfriend’s dad gave me all of his 90’s DnD stuff. The Campaign box set has battle maps, posters, character art for the NPCs with their character sheets on the back, side quest books and a lot more. The Master Mage sets have all the pieces in the original plastic. He said he hopes I get some good use out of them, safe to say I’m a part of the family now. By far the coolest gift I’ve ever gotten.

Give me the STR to triumph in melee but the INT to avoid it. Give me the DEX to survive a trap but the WIS to see it first. Give me the CON to survive being poisoned but the CHA that nobody wants to

This is Nimruil, my glamour bard. I recently did a redesign of him, so I wanted to make a new drawing of him. He is a character that has gone through a lot of heartbreak (a lot of it is his own fault). During our last battle, he received a wound in his chest, and I love that for him because he has always worn those heart shaped chest windows in his clothes, so it’s now a broken heart. He is a character I enjoy playing a lot, and the one I have enjoyed combat the most. I usually don’t love combat, but with him it’s so much fun.