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Another npc from my adventure inspired by Greek mythology,

This young nymph was empowered with the gift of prophecy. A skill and a curse in equal measure, that haunted her throughout her life. The kings of the Great Kingdom of Mytros quickly made use of her powers and appointed her as the Great Oracle of their nation. For years, she has aided monarchs and aspiring heroes with her visions, earning her a certain renown around the Mortal Realms.

Now, with the emerging threat of the Titans slowly escaping their imprisonment in Tartarus, Versi has awakened once more to seek out the bravest champions she has glimpsed in her visions and dreams, hoping they will triumph over the new threat that looms over the world.

Case in point, our party just encountered a group of goblins occupying a town, with a couple worgs as well. All the regular players are tactically setting up an ambush, meanwhile, the barbarian is "I WANT TO PET THE PUPPY" and just walks right into the middle of the group.

I largely blame Schwarznegger's version of Conan, but it's so annoying that I almost want to refuse to play in a party with a barbarian. First of all, 8 is just slightly below average in Intelligence, not functionally brain dead. Second, barbarians (and even classic Conan) are clever, and stealthy. They survive in the wild, they know how to spot and avoid danger. They're not just rampaging mountains of idiot muscle.

Last session our DM introduced us to this little shop in the feywild run by a pixie, selling pretty handmade leaf crowns. Coins where not accepted as payment, instead she had a box full of price tags to choose from, such as "your Proficiency Bonus" or "your happiest memory" and stuff like that.
I don't know if my DM expected anyone to actually pay like that, since we could also trade in magic items, but I was REALLY, REALLY curious what would happen.
So I made my 100 year old PC take the price tag that said "7 years of your life" and made a whole bit being like "wow thats really cheap", because, as an elven Druid, she'll get over 6000 years old.

And so I traded in seven years of her life for a leaf crown, which I dont even know the function of yet, it just looked pretty. Now I own this crown and have no clue what happens next. We played the session to the end without anything happening, but my DM assured me that there will be consequences.

Now I want to hear your best theories and speculations what those consequences may be. The only thing I know is that the fey wants future years, not past, since I made sure beforehand that she doesn't pull a Shrek 4 on me and take the year my character was born in. Other than that, I'm completely in the dark. And a little scared.

One of the people in the group let it slip that they didn’t know the Golden Gate Bridge was in the Bay Area and also didn’t know where San Francisco was on a map. So it gave me the idea to use our campaign to make him real familiar w/ Bay area geography. These are the maps I built. I changed San Francisco to Karlshomme for Karl the Fog. I also wrote a bunch of background info on all the neighborhoods, etc. I simplified stuff and changed names for humor and to make it fit a fantastical world, but worked in a bunch of actual history and Bay Area culture. They are going to get their first mission from Full House’s uncle Jesse (He’s a bard obviously). Im going to have them get around on the KART trains (Karlshomme Area Rapid Transit). I made a rolling table for different things that can happen at each stop. Going to be funny to see how long it takes him to figure out what Im up to. Not sure if Im biting off more than I can chew for a first time DM, but Im committed because we play tomorrow. Wish me luck.

I'll detail, because I've been playing DND with a few friends for a year or so. The important people here are our DM, we'll just call him DM, and a monk player that I'll just call Monk.

It's a recent player suggestion that sparked a debate that DM didn't have time to settle on yet. Basically, Monk has prepared a script for his next character's introduction. A 5-6 minutes sequence where he showcases his character's abilities. The problem is that this is, his words not mine, a cutscene. No dice rolls, no risk of failure, and no real correlation to the main plot. And the other issue is that our characters are not allowed to participate. He specifically wants us to not move, and our mics to be muted since we play online. All we can do is watch his character follow a script and nothing else.

I argued against that, my take is that it just wouldn't be interesting for anyone but himself, since not only can we not participate, but there is no correlation to the plot and no risk of consequences since everything will follow a script.

He argued back that 5-6 minutes out of à 2 hours session is not much, that I'm just mad not to be the center of attention, and that he always shows interests in our characters, so the least we could do is show interest in his.

My question is, what would you do as a DM? Would you allow it or not? And why?

This was a nice change of pace for since i normaly draw cool character. never though i would draw a feminine tiefling. But i liked the concept of the character.

Meet Narakead
Tiefling (Infernal legacy)
Warlock (Genie Patron, Djinn)

Former enslaved entertainer to a royal court in a desert kingdom who has become bound to a Djinn and discovering he may have just swapped his chains for worse ones.
On his left arm he wears a fingerless gauntlet with a large inlaid red ruby (which has a compartment underneath, acting as his genie vessel).
He's quite arrogant, gets bored easily. He prefers to lounge rather than stand or sit, and hates walking. Whenever possible he palms his genie vessel off onto party members and gets them to carry him for a while, or float along whenever he's able to with the genies elemental gift.

If you would like something like this (this is acolor sketch ) you can DM me :D

Like i become a wolf and my wolf form is missin my paw, like i am or not????

Just wanna clarify cause i (a dm) made a druid character who has a stump and i did not think through how his wild form would look like and now characters got started liking him and wanna prolly bring him into battle soooo...

Pls help.

Tempe is the star attraction at a high-end parlor catering to corrupt nobles and rich merchants. A Glasya tiefling with a knack for charm magic, she uses her dances to lock marks in a daze. While their eyes are glued to her face and body, her jeweled tail silently strips away signet rings, vault keys, and heavy coin purses. By morning, they just assume they spent a fortune on fine wine.

As the title says, What are the stories of the campaigns you didn't finish, either from the group disbanding, or something coming up? Also, how do you think those games would have finished?