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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!

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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...

For the next blind character I play. 3D printed using a 0.4mm nozzle and normal plastic filliment. I designed it in tinkercad because thats the only 3D modeling program i know how to use. Ik they don't roll well and are a bit of a gag but I think they are fun. Now the only issue is I don't know any braille. I chose the pink for a bit of fun and also becuse it was the only filliment I have left. The lore of the dice is the creator thought it would be funny gag and needed to learn how to 3D print.

Daughter of the ArchDevil Zedek, Myrshyrth is one of the oldest succubus and one of the most respected ones. Cunning,smart,resourceful yet loyal,passionate and with a strong conviction in her ideals, Myrshyrth has always been devoted to serve the lord of Hell Khonas. Along with her charisma and cunning,she developed great swordmanship and leadership skills. Along with some of her other sisters,she became one of the founding members of the Vanguard of Khonas. A special "division" of infernal forces,focused on dealing with internal problems and threats. The Vanguard was composed mainly by succubus that pledged a special oath to hell and his monarch.

In exchange for chastity and the avoidance of romantic relationships of any kind,they gained special abilities to better serve Khonas. Abilites like Mind reading (with the ability to read into people's memories) more powerful charming powers and augmented general combat prowess made the members of Khonas' Vanguard extremely fearsome opponents. When Hell got invaded by general Martorius and his army,sent by the rebel god Athay, the member of the Vanguard fought the most valiantly. However,their combat prowess wasn't enough to win the fight for hell. When it was clear that the war was lost,Myrshyrth guided the remnants of the Vanguard out of hell to take refuge in their enemies own world.Some decided to just hide without fighting anymore,too shocked by the events to take up arms again. Not Myrshyrth tho,the invasion was aided by Lilith and others devils for their own personal gain. They had sold their allegiance for personal gain,they deserved no mercy. Myrshyrth would not rest until injustice undone and everyone that had a part in the fall of Khonas and Hell punished.
There,they started to rebuild in the shadows. The fighters between them posed as mercenaries and soldiers,others as politicians,others took strategic roles in the societies they hided in. Gathering resources and strength to bring back Khonas and retake Hell.(Post Campaign)After more than a thousand years,Khonas retook Hell. The brute Martorius and the traitor Lilith are finally dead. Khonas has great projects for hell and it's rebuilding. However,Myrshyrth has not found peace as she tought she would.

I had so much fun working on this commission, hope you all enjoy it!

I share more of my art on other platforms too, you’re welcome to take a look anytime here 🤝

so I finally decided on a design for the dream druid I posted the other day, Somnia the half-elf

I decided to make it more sleep related and give her an outfit inspired on victorian night gowns, and wearing a onesie underneath. kept the dreamcatcher staff and the peacock feathers. I wanted to give her purple dress some sort of iridescent effect, with the colors shifting slightly depending on the light

I think dream druids have the potential to be the most eccentric and unusual type of druids, since they guard nature, but it's an otherworldly kind of nature. I wanted to make the design with vivid, dreamy colors to reflect the focus on the feywilds and surreal nature of dreams. I think the design for a dream druid can get away from not using the more typical earthy colors for druids, since everything is vibrant and strange in the feywilds and I wanted the design to reflect that.

the bottom of her staff is supposed to be covered in moss but I had no idea how to illustrate that.

she's meant to look sleepy all the time, and tried to give her a more messy, asymmetrical hair.

I made the feathers more detailed this time, but now that I see it, I think it was better when I made it look like more simple cluster of feathers are sprouting out of her clothes

this outfit is meant to be more for adventuring, but I also want to make a more casual outfit

For use in your next campaign. A small comic I did inspired by a goofy oneshot session with some friends. A little warrior (named little kippy) approaches the classic two guard riddle. But instead of one being able to tell the truth and one only being able to lie. It’s only the former. And that’s kind of it haha. There was no need for the riddle actually, as Ronny and other the guard had a serious chat about their working relationship. You can find more of my comics over on Insta

Hello everyone! I’m excited to share this commission I had the pleasure of working on ✨ This piece features Roskva, a Stone Giant created for a client. Suffering from a condition known as gem sickness, her once-solid stone form has begun to show strange crystalline growths that glimmer across her body. It was a real pleasure to work on this piece and explore the contrast between rough stone and shining crystal.

I thought this is worth posting as I know for many it could slip by them.

Solasta II is launching today and I for one am excited. For me personally Solasta I was my first ever Kickstarter and it was really the first D&D game using the 5th edition ruleset, sure it wasn't as good and as hyped as BG3 but it was really amazing what they did with the material they had.

Of course it was a success which has led to the new game with launches today using the 2024/5.5e ruleset which I'm excited about.

For those who enjoyed BG3 and want a new game to fill that itch, I definitely recommend looking into Solasta II as well

*ETA: thanks for the reminder. Granted it is going into Early Access so some who prefer may want to let it cook but it's still an exciting moment for D&D inspired video games.

Anyway hope it's ok to share!

Middle-aged drow necromancer commission I did a while ago. I don't know much about the story of the character the client didn't tell me much but she is supposed to be Asian looking and a spider themed necromancer, with a ribcage over the chest as a kind of accessory. I added the spider monkey skeleton as a fun familiar. The webs were inspired by random spider webs in my backyard XD. This was a fun design challenge to do. My commissions are OPEN if anyone is interested, feel free to DM me!"