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Spent a couple hours in the shop throwing together a rough prototype DnD table with a built-in TV and touchscreen overlay for our campaign. Pretty excited to test it out with the group tonight! If it goes well I'm thinking about building a higher end version with nicer materials, better finish, and more features. Has anyone else built or used a table like this? Would love to hear what setups people are running

I’m wanting to make sure we are not making mistakes because this feels so so overpowered.

We ran a short one shot this week, leading the players into the frost maiden and to get a feel for new 5.5 mechanics.

One of my players selected a warlock aasimar with pact of the chain and between his Eldritch blast and his familiar sphinx of wonder and this character is doing like 15-25 damage in a single turn with his Eldritch blast and sphinx attack which does slashing damage AND 2d6 radiant damage. This feels broken or feels like I’m misunderstanding something so I’m here looking for help.

Am I misunderstanding how these familiars work ? It also has huge HP so it’s not like as a DM I can target this thing easy and kill it for a lvl 1 party. Really hoping I’m confused on how this action economy is working.

This is a commission I recently worked on, and since I was given a lot of freedom, I totally went for the mood. In a deep dark forest, not all hopes are lost, if you follow the light!

This is one of the many illustrations I realized for an upcoming project on KS, and am actually having a lot of fun since is something like "feudal sci-fi", so there are medieval stuff but also advanced technology in the setting, but not in the usual way one can expect.

Also, I'm currently open for commissions, so feel free to DM or email me.

My ig is simone_tammetta_art instead.

Hope you will like this piece, and hope you'll see more of the work I have done and am doing right now!

I consider myself to be an experienced dm when it comes to level 21-30 dnd 5e content (using 2014 5e rules and Epic Legacy for 21+). This is the first time something like this has happened. One of my campaigns is set in the Time of Troubles, and the pc party becomes gods of various domains while foiling evil gods plans. The party's bladesinger wizard saved Mystra and became the new god of magic.

Now they wanted to change the weave so that all spells have a gp component tax that goes to them. Level 1 spell, 1 gp, level 2, 2gp, all the way to level 9, 9 gp. Now I let this happen because I find it to be really funny myself and I'm sure they'll be plagued by angry spellcasters in the future. I just need to know around how much money they'd be making in a week, or if I should roll the dice. I honestly have no idea and if anyone has a reasonable answer, I'd very much appreciate it. Thanks

I drew an art of a battle with a red dragon. I really love Kozakura in DND, it's a shame the setting isn't as developed as Faerun. My party consists entirely of Kozakura characters traveling across Faerun. In the foreground is the rogue Hainokage, a little further back is a samurai I adapted for a paladin, and at the end is the most interesting, for me, kitsune, a multi-class sorcerer/warlock.

Banshee won deadliest CR4 and nobody cared about my weekend roundup post, so here come CR5!

This morning we will be voting on the Most Iconic CR5 monster!!

The vote is open for 24 hours and in 12 hours we'll open the vote for deadliest!

Note: Feel free to comment, but only the votes on the top comment will be counted!

Hey everyone!

I'm a Nature inspired designer and love making everything leaf-shaped. I make these beautiful leaf-like dice pouches and want to give away one of them.

The giveaway features one Leafy Bag of S size without a belt loop (S size (4x4") can hold 1-3 dice sets). This bag is carefully hand crafted by me from quality and solid materials.

And there's a 30% OFF on orders of 2 bags and more for everyone at my Etsy shop where there are available different shapes, sizes and colors of bags featuring a belt loop.

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I'd be glad seeing you there 🧡

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(only one comment for one person will count as an entry)

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🌿 1 winner will be selected by Reddit Raffler on June 20th at around 9 PM, UTC. I will DM and notify by tagging the winner

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I'm pretty new to DnD, so I picked Fighter. I like him so far, but each time I google to learn more about how to play DnD Fighter, I read thigns like Fighters are useless after a few levels because the fancy classes will finish the fight and solve encounters all the time with charisma, spells, etc. etc.

He's probably too weird a combo of subclass/background/things to min-max. I just want to know how to play him well enough to not be an effect-less ghost trailing the rest of the party. I like my little guy and I want to keep having fun with him, but I am getting worried he will soon become useless in a group full of warlock, wizard, artifacier, rogue, and a babarian too.

He's a regular human fighter with Banneret subclass, Chandolan Freebooter background, Purple Dragon Rook feat, and Thrown Weapons Fighting Style, strength focus.

[Edit] Thank you all so much for your encouragement to have fun and dare to just do things first and foremost :) As for the questions about why Banneret subclass... I forgot why. We made our characters in Session 0, and it was recommended to me as more interesting than my initial idea of 'drunk sailor cargo docks security guy'.