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Briony was an acolyte of Sune. She was once died when the temple she lived in got attacked. She fought during that war to protect the temple and people she loves.

Many years later Sune bring her back to life again for some reason. And now she is a zealot barbarian.

Most of her friends from her previous life are dead now. And she got some missions from Sune to do. (Which is the campaign that my DM gives us.)

Her personality, she is a kind of himbo with her INT of 8.

In her previous life she was spending her life among other sunites who are nobles, actors, bards, Sune clerics and acolytes etc with their dramas about love and appearance. Briony didn't see much of other aspects of life.

She believes that people who are good looking are likely to have better life than people who are not because of how society treated them.

Briony feel pity for ugly people and hates people who are good looking with evil heart with her passion. They are good looking they must have a good life, Why still so evil?

She is a good person always help people who are in trouble but she is pretty arrogant.

“I'm pretty and strong, and I am kind to everyone—even the ugly people!”

She is likely to accidentally say mean things about people appearance.

My friend created a blue tiefling ranger to be her girlfriend recently.💖

A few months ago, I revisited my original character—a tiefling dragonborn mage I first designed last year, inspired by fantassy and D&D. This time, I focused on creating a stronger sense of perspective, building the composition around simple block shaopes. She’s posed as if she’s just emerged from a dungeon or cave.

The main updates include refining the curves of her horns, reworking her facial structure, and redesigning her belt.

Feel free to check out my profile if you’d like to see more of her—I’m excited to share more of her artwork in the future 💫

If you’re intterested, feel free to send me a DM for inquiries.

My son is two years old and found a set of dice my wife had made, and rolled it for the first time. IT WAS A NATURAL 1!!! I am a forever DM, and my heart stopped. my son thought it was the funniest thing in the world because of my reaction. Now, he loves rolling the d20 in front of me for my reaction.

His luck in TTRPG might be stunted forever now, but at least he knows how to roll with the punches and just laugh 😂

Hey everyone, we wanted to share a free boss monster PDF called Saint Isdor.

He’s a boss from Erevan’s Guide to Death & Beyond: a fallen saint betrayed, cursed, and left caught between holy radiance and necrotic corruption. If you like dark fantasy bosses with strong lore and table presence, this one should be a fun addition to your campaign.

Saint Isdor was once a holy icon in the war against the undead. Betrayed and bound to a necromancer’s relic, he now lingers as a fallen saint caught between divine radiance and necrotic corruption.

You can get the free PDF (1 APL) here!

Saint Isdor is also one of the bosses in our upcoming Archvillain Encounters: Death & Beyond project on Gamefound, so if you want more of this kind of design and lore, feel free to follow it there too:

https://gamefound.com/en/projects/archvillain-games/archvillain-encounters-death--beyond

How would you use Saint Isdor in your campaign?

After an extremely long break this is the first dungeons and dragons commission I've made in two years!

Partly because of burnout and partly because of Etsy being a mess these days, I haven't been able to take any character commissions until now... After setting up a fresh on Etsy account it took quite a while to get a customer, but I was so glad when this client reached out :)) He's a dragonborn paladin if you can't tell!

I was honestly very worried I wouldn't be able to pick it back up, but this turned out better than anything I've done before - even when I was drawing everyday. However it did take probably 3 times as long 😭 Not a very sustainable business model hahaha but I was so grateful for the business!

Lock picking is easier with a sledgehammer. Made it for her Birthday! It's her first dnd campaign and I wanted to get back into drawing a bit and gave myself a challenge with this. A bit of a different take on the tiefling rogue. I got some notes like 'squished nose', the horns being one straight and one curvy, and I threw in a mix of colours I know she likes. Let me know what you think! Open to feedback :)

My group of four players just finished a session where the rogue has snuck her way far beyond what I had prepared… the Paladin is soloing a bunch of undead at the city gate and the barbarian and bard are wondering the nearby underground tunnels, basically lost.

And I was transitioning scenes like a movie producer so everyone felt that they got a fair amount of time all session. It was fun, managing 3 scenes by cycling through them every 5-10 minutes for 3.5 hours was exhausting but also a fun fresh way of playing lol (with that said, I hope we return to group play soon)

Kudos to my players for finally grasping their autonomy, with that said splitting the party three ways was insane lol someone should’ve definitely died but the dice was rolling in their favor

Here is another commission I received for my drow OC Serelith, imagining a scene inspired by Jabba’s palace in Episode VI. Serelith wears an outfit reminiscent of Princess Leia, standing alongside her allies as they attempt a daring rescue. Their mission is to free a captured friend held prisoner by a ruthless goblin king, blending tension, courage, and style into the moment.

(Art by Erra)

Star bearer and a gifted sorceress Irene, Ignar the Druid barbarian whom has a spiritual connection with his bear, Dexian the pirate rouge with warlock powers connected to the god of the seas, and Zephyr, assassin and vigilante from the clockwork city of Torvalus.

In this illustration I depicted a scene where a company of those characters is trying to escape from the city of Torvalus by an airship, while automatons keep to attack them.