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This is a PLA 3D print. (Materials didn't need to be robust because of use case: burial) I went into it as goods/services, obv with a lot more sensitivity than that... it was a transaction...But it really hit me as i was working on it, i refused payment... and I FAMOUSLY love money... but man, I just couldnt.

It's my understanding that he was in a really bad way. So the inside has some leather that says "VICTORIUM IN MORTE" laser etched on it. He's free now. He won. Hence the 20 on top as well.

The family cried happy tears. To which i responded "I prefer to be paid in a family's tears, so this works out. His program is a Character sheet! It's really awesome and will be hanging up next to my girls' drawings forever.

I realize this is a spindown die, it was the only thing available for me to print. It is what it is.

My new character, Stinging Nettles, I'm playing in my friends game!

They may be a strange looking Ranger from a cult of Honey worshipers, but they earnestly want to help, strange looks and practices aside!

The bee aesthetic were really just a vehicle for me to explore certain things, specifically identity, and the lack-there-off. The beekeeper outfit hiding Stinging Nettles appearance from others around them (members of the cult of honey are discouraged from fraternizing too much with outsiders), and the bees themselves who operate solely to serve the hive.
Stinging Nettles has spent his entire life prioritising the need of his own 'hive' over his own desires, and now through adventuring, and new found personal freedoms, Stinging Nettles will get a sense of independence. (While at the same time forming new dependences with his new party!)

I've been sitting on this character for a while, waiting for the right game and DM/party to play them, so I am beyond excited!

This was originally an art done for a LFA on DnDArt, but posting it here too cause I wrote my own homebrew for it too! :D

The Green Blade

Weapon (any sword), rare (requires and attunement)

While attuned to this weapon, each day you may cast each of these spells once:
Speak with Animals
Earthbind
Speak with Plants

Natural Smite -
If wielded by a Paladin, your divine smite damage can be changed from radiant to your choice of either Poison, Force, Thunder or Necrotic.

I'm not great at writing balanced magic items, just flavourful ones. So hopefully this looks like something that'd be interesting. Especially to Oath of Ancients Paladins. :)

Not quite a Thri’keen however I really love the rosy maple moth and thought it would be cool to create a hybrid of that and a Thri’keen.

Big thank you to Yuna for the art.

This Thri’keen is half Thri’keen and half moth insect by birth and she will be a Paladin. While Thri’keen S don’t need armour I thought it would be good idea to give her a stylized out fit made out of leather to mimic gambeson with some other additions.

Her wings are just a cape and she can’t actually fly.

She is very kind and energetic and always tries her best to help someone in need even if they have wronged her in the past.

She is a sucker for food and will do anything to get her hands on some nectar and fruit, and her navigation is terrible especially when there are lights around that either attract or scare her.

I am not fully sure what her subclass will be but devotion sounds good but I may also want to play the new one for fun :)

Hey guys, here’s a brief description given by the player who created this character. Grateful to be able to work on this!

She moves with quiet confidence, her short white hair catching the light like frost on steel. Keen-eyed and sharp-featured, this elven ranger carries herself with the stillness of the wilds—alert, patient, and always watching. Her bow rests easily in her grasp as if it were an extension of her will. There’s a calm intensity about her, the kind born from long nights under open skies and a life spent walking unseen between shadow and leaf.

Hey all,

I’m looking for some outside perspective because this situation feels really bad as a player, not just for my character.

In our current D&D game, my character has been fully possessed by a demon. It all hinged on a single failed Charisma saving throw. Mechanically it now works similar to ghost possession: I can see and hear everything, but I am otherwise incapacitated. I’m basically an observer.

For some added context on how this happened: earlier, we found a suspicious necklace, and I cast Identify on it. I learned that a demon lives in the necklace, and that if someone touches it while the demon is already possessing another creature, it gains the opportunity to possess the person who touched it. Shortly after that, without being able to say or do anything I ended up triggering exactly that situation and was asked to make the saving throw which I failed.

For further context: the other PCs explicitly saw a cloud of black smoke come out of a fireplace and flow straight into my character. Immediately afterward, my character went completely silent and stopped acting like themselves. Since then… the party has mostly just gone along with it and kept traveling.

Since the possession, the other PCs have also shown little to no interest in the necklace itself. When they asked my character about the Identify results, the demon simply answered that it was “just a normal necklace,” and the party accepted that. At one point, the demon even offered the necklace to another PC, which could have led to the demon jumping to another body, but the others showed no interest.

According to the DM, the only other way for the demon to leave is for my character to drop to 0 HP (or even potentially die). There’s nothing I can do from the inside to resist, influence, or fight back. When I raised concerns, the DM told me that if the party doesn’t do anything about it, I’ll probably just watch during the next session without doing anything.

I’m fine with bad things happening to my character. I’m fine with horror, consequences, and even loss of control as a concept.
What I’m not fine with is being effectively removed from play for an entire session (or possibly more) after one failed save, while still being expected to sit there and spectate.

Is it considered reasonable to fully sideline a PC like this based on a single failed save?

I’m honestly trying to find a solution that keeps the narrative intact and lets me participate as a player. Any advice from DMs or players who’ve dealt with this before would be appreciated.

Thanks ❤️

The first words of the holy books of the Artorian Church tell the story of the First Creation: “Revelatio fidelibus data est: Omnipater e pallida luce novem Valkyrias creabit”

(“A revelation was given to the faithful: The All-Father shall create from pale light nine Valkyries”), nine ancient, angelic goddesses of war, guardians of the realms of humankind and of the Creator’s will.

This artwork is an illumination from those sacred books. The letter R stands for Revelatio, which marks the beginning of the holy texts.

Anyway I am sharing this piece because I am super proud of it and of all the lore I am creating for my campaign.

A recent DnD headshot commission of the Princess Felicity, an NPC for the client's campaign. I don't get to do a lot of royal portraits so I had a lot of fun with this one, especially all the details on her clothes. There are 155 pearls in the image that I rendered out and a bunch of diamonds lol. Her hairpin has a hidden blade inside the metal sheath that I sketched separately as a little bonus thing for the client.

So last night my partner and I went to our first ever DND session after many months of talking about it. We were a bit apprehensive because we are both early 30s and total newbies, so werent sure if we would be a bit too old. Well, we arrived to a very friendly and welcoming DM. Shortly after, the two other players arrived. A married couple in their 70s! So, that pust to rest any notion there's such a thing as "too old" to start. We had a blast. The other players were really nice, and the DM was fantastic. I have nothing but the utmost respect for people who can DM a session for total newbies and all that comes with that, at the same time as acting out the various characters and NPCs. I cannot wait to play again. TLDR you are never "too old" to start, and DMs - you have my utmost respect!